2012 Chatham Cup

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2012 Chatham Cup Final
Event 2012 Chatham Cup
Lower Hutt City AFC Central United
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Date 26 August 2012
Venue Newtown Park, Wellington
Man of the Match Emiliano Tade (Central United)
Attendance 2,500
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The 2012 ASB Chatham Cup is New Zealand's 85th knockout football competition.

The 2012 competition has a preliminary round, a qualification round, and four rounds proper before quarter-finals, semi-finals, and a final. Competition is run in three regions (northern, central, southern) until the quarter-finals, from which stage the draw is open. In all, 124 teams entered the competition.

The 2012 final

Won 6-1 by Central United over Lower Hutt City

26 August 2012
14:30
Lower Hutt City 1–6 Central United
Price Goal 90+2' Tade Goal 19'
Mulligan Goal 23'
Koprivcic Goal 45+2'Goal 71'
Vicelich Goal 60'
Hicks Goal 86'
Newtown Park, Wellington
Attendance: 2,500
GK 1 New Zealand Steve Bayard
RB 2 New Zealand Caleb Duncan Booked 38'
CB 77 New Zealand Andrew Coad
CB 7 New Zealand Taban Makoii Substituted off 46'
LB 19 New Zealand Taylor Hall-Jones
CM 8 New Zealand Hamish Price
AM 9 Germany Tobias Bertsch
RW 12 New Zealand Jarrod Smith Substituted off 72'
CM 6 New Zealand Kade Schrijvers Substituted off 48'
LW 15 New Zealand Martin Pereyra
CF 10 New Zealand Hamish Watson (c)
Substitutes:
GK 13 New Zealand Shaun Melrose
DF 20 New Zealand Taylor Schrijvers Substituted in 48'
MF 14 New Zealand Jack Imray Substituted in 72'
MF 5 New Zealand Hayden Stuthridge
MF 11 New Zealand Cam Lidstone Substituted in 46'
Manager:
New Zealand Chris Zoricich
GK 1 New Zealand Jacob Spoonley
RB 3 New Zealand Nick Dale Substituted off 74'
CB 5 New Zealand Ivan Vicelich (c)
CB 14 New Zealand Jacob Hall
LB 5 Japan Takuya Iwata
CM 8 New Zealand Jason Hicks
CM 12 New Zealand David Mulligan
RW 16 Spain Albert Riera Substituted off 46'
AM 9 New Zealand Paul Urlovic Substituted off 45+1'
LW 18 New Zealand Daniel Koprivcic
CF 20 Argentina Emiliano Tade
Substitutes:
GK 22 New Zealand Blaz Bugarin
DF 17 New Zealand Ouadhah Ragued
DF 4 New Zealand Kris Carpenter Substituted in 74'
MF 10 New Zealand Stuart Hogg Substituted in 46'
MF 13 New Zealand Adam Dickinson Substituted in 45+1'
Manager:
New Zealand Brendan McIntyre

Man of the match

Results

Second Round

4 June
Hibiscus Coast 2 – 4 Waitakere City

4 June
Bohemian Celtic 1 – 2 (aet) Onehunga Sports

4 June
Waiuku 2 – 6 Three Kings United

4 June
Waitemata 3 – 0 Otumoetai

4 June
Papatoetoe 2 – 1 Lynn-Avon United

4 June
Norwest United 0 – 8 Birkenhead United

4 June
Mount Albert-Ponsonby 2 – 2 (aet)* Eastern Suburbs

4 June
Bay Olympic 4 – 3 East Coast Bays

4 June
Ngongotaha 0 – 3 Takapuna

4 June
Hamilton Wanderers 8 – 0 Papakura City

4 June
North Shore United 1 – 2 Manukau City

4 June
Waikato Unicol 0 – 3 Oratia United

4 June
Whakatane Town 0 – 2 Mangere United

4 June
Ranui Swanson 0 – 3 Melville United

4 June
Westlake Boys High School 7 – 2 Manurewa

4 June
Tauranga City United 0 – 4 Central United

4 June
Taradale 0 – 3 Lower Hutt City

4 June
Wanganui City 1 – 0 Island Bay United

4 June
Inglewood 0 – 4 Maycenvale United

4 June
Wellington United 0 – 2 Miramar Rangers

4 June
Napier City Rovers 1 – 0 Waterside Karori

4 June
Wellington Olympic 2 – 4 Stop Out

4 June
New Plymouth Rangers 3 – 7 Wairarapa United

4 June
Upper Hutt City 4 – 3 Palmerston North Marist

4 June
FC Nelson 1 – 9 Nelson Suburbs

4 June
Cashmere Technical 6 – 1 Halswell United

4 June
Canterbury University 1 – 2 Coastal Spirit

4 June
Western 3 – 0 FC Twenty

4 June
Northern 0 – 1 Otago University

4 June
Queens Park 1 – 4 Roslyn-Wakari

4 June
Grants Braes 1 – 3 Caversham

4 June
Dunedin Technical 11 – 0 Old Boys (Invercargill)

*Won on penalties by Eastern Suburbs (6–5)

Third Round

June 23/24
Hamilton Wanderers 1 – 0 Waitemata
Jones (pen.)

June 23/24
Onehunga Sports 0 – 2 Papatoetoe
Singh, Frank

June 23/24
Manukau City 1 – 0 Mangere United
Ruka

June 23/24
Eastern Suburbs 4 – 2 Takapuna
Kitano 2, Redwood, Mesias (pen.) Williams, o.g.

June 23/24
Central United 3 – 0 Waitakere City
Tade 2, Dickinson

June 23/24
Oratia United 0 – 1 Melville United
Douglas

June 23/24
Three Kings United 2 – 0 Bay Olympic
Kumar, Jones

June 23/24
Birkenhead United 2 – 0 Westlake Boys High School
Tuiloma, Taylor

June 23/24
Lower Hutt City 3 – 0 Maycenvale United
Watson, Smith, Schrijvers

June 23/24
Upper Hutt City 2 – 4 Stop Out
Montalba, Grindlay Yates 2, Aden, Kouchaba

June 23/24
Wanganui City 0 – 6 Miramar Rangers
Mason-Smith 4, Doyle 2

June 23/24
Napier City Rovers 1 – 0 Wairarapa United
Smith

June 23/24
Cashmere Technical 2 – 0 Nelson Suburbs
Yamamoto, Wortelboer

June 23/24
Western 1 – 0 Otago University
Allen

June 23/24
Coastal Spirit 0 – 2 Dunedin Technical
Rickerby, Lockhart

June 23/24
Caversham 3 – 2 Roslyn-Wakari
Rodeka, Jackson, Fitzpatrick Govan, Mepham

Fourth Round

8 July
Three Kings United 2 – 3 Central United
Del Monte, Corrigan (pen.) Tade 2, Hicks (pen.)
Keith Hay Park, Auckland

7 July
Manukau City 1 – 1 (aet)* Papatoetoe
McClure (pen.) Singh
Massey Park, Auckland

8 July
Birkenhead United 4 – 1 Hamilton Wanderers
Lawson, Linderboom, Tuiloma, Hobson-McVeigh (pen.) Kay
Shepherds Park, North Shore

8 July
Melville United 0 – 1 Eastern Suburbs
Slefendorfas
Gower Park, Hamilton

7 July
Lower Hutt City 2 – 0 Napier City Rovers
Bertsch, Watson
Fraser Park, Lower Hutt

7 July
Miramar Rangers 4 – 0 Stop Out
Fifii 2, Mason-Smith 2
Wakefield Park, Wellington

8 July
Dunedin Technical 1 – 0 Western
Rickerby
Tahuna Park, Dunedin

8 July
Caversham 4 – 2 Cashmere Technical
Cook 2, Jackson 2 Ward (o.g.), Yamamoto
Tonga Park, Dunedin

* Won on penalties by Manukau City (4-3)

Quarter-finals

22 July
Birkenhead United 2 – 3 Lower Hutt City
Crawford, Salter Watson, Te Anau, Makoii
Shepherds Park, North Shore

21 July
Caversham 3 – 1 Manukau City
Hancock 2, Ridden Ruka (pen.)

21 July
Miramar Rangers 5 – 1 Dunedin Technical
o.g., Mason-Smith 2, Fleming, Rowe Da Costa

22 July
Central United 2 – 0 Eastern Suburbs
Tade 2
Kiwitea Street, Auckland

Semi-finals

5 August
Caversham 0 – 4 Lower Hutt City
[1] Watson, Te Anau, Mokaii, Coad

5 August
Miramar Rangers 0 – 6 Central United
[2] Tade 3 (2 pen.), Paul Urlovic, Dickinson, Koprivcic (pen.)

Final

25–26 August
Central United 6-1 Lower Hutt City
Tade,Mulligan, Koprivcic 2, Vicelich, Hicks Price
Newtown Park Wellington
Referee: Matt Conger

References

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