1998 Chatham Cup

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1998 Chatham Cup
Dates19 September 1998
Championship venueNorth Harbour Stadium, North Shore
ChampionsCentral United (2nd title)
Runners-upDunedin Technical
Championship match score5–0
Jack Batty Memorial CupTerry Torrens (Central United)
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The 1998 Chatham Cup was the 71st annual nationwide knockout football competition in New Zealand.

Up to the last 16 of the competition, the cup was run in three regions (northern, central, and southern), with an open draw from the quarter-finals on. National League teams received a bye until the third round (last 64). In all, 130 teams took part in the competition. Note: Different sources give different numberings for the rounds of the competition. Some record six rounds prior to the quarter-finals; others note a preliminary round followed by five rounds proper.

In an early round of the competition, Norwest United were thrashed 21-0 by Metro - a competition record which still stands. It was equalled in 2005, when Central United scored 21 - again against the unfortunate Norwest United.

The 1998 final[]

Central United easily won the 1998 final, beating Dunedin Technical 5-0.

The Jack Batty Memorial Cup is awarded to the player adjudged to have made to most positive impact in the Chatham Cup final. The winner of the 1998 Jack Batty Memorial Cup was , team captain of Central United.

Results[]

Third Round[]

Christchurch Rangers3 – 0Christchurch United
Claudelands Rovers1 – 0South Auckland Rangers
(Auckland)0 – 3Bay Olympic (Auckland)
Dunedin Technical4 – 0Invercargill Thistle
East Coast Bays2 – 3Papatoetoe
Eastern Suburbs (Auckland)3 – 2Takapuna City
Ellerslie3 – 1Onehunga Sports
Fencibles United (Auckland)7 – 0
0 – 10Papakura City
Glenfield Rovers1 – 0Mount Wellington
Green Island3 – 0Otago University
Halswell United1 – 2Christchurch Technical
Hamilton Wanderers7 – 0
(Auckland)1 – 5Waitemata City
Lower Hutt City1 – 2Tawa
2 – 0Albany United
Melville United (Hamilton)2 – 6West Auckland
Metro (Auckland)21 – 0Norwest United (Kumeu)
1 – 3Tauranga City
Mount Albert-Ponsonby0 – 4
Napier City Rovers6 – 1New Plymouth Rangers
Ngaruawahia United3 – 0Three Kings United (Auckland)
(Whangarei)1 – 2Central United (Auckland)
North Wellington3 – 0Palmerston North Marist
Oratia United2 – 1Lynn-Avon United (Auckland)
Otahuhu United5 – 2Birkenhead United
Raumati Hearts0 – 2Wanganui East Athletic
University (Auckland)7 – 0Manurewa
Waterside Karori0 – 1Red Sox Riverside (Palmerston N.)
4 – 0Seatoun
Wellington Olympic3 – 1Wainuiomata
Western Suburbs FC (Porirua)5 – 1

Fourth Round[]

Bay Olympic1 – 0Papatoetoe
Central United6 – 2Papakura City
Christchurch Technical2 – 1Green Island
Dunedin Technical3 – 2Christchurch Rangers
Fencibles United0 – 2Hamilton Wanderers
Metro4 – 2
Napier City Rovers0 – 2Western Suburbs FC
Ngaruawahia United0 – 0 (aet)*Eastern Suburbs
North Wellington3 – 2Wanganui East Athletic
Oratia United2 – 0Claudelands Rovers
Otahuhu United0 – 4Glenfield Rovers
Red Sox Riverside0 – 3Tawa
University1 – 3Ellerslie
Waitemata City0 – 3Tauranga City
Wellington Olympic2 – 0
West Auckland5 – 0
* Won on penalties by Ngaruawahia United (6-5)

Fifth Round[]

Dunedin Technical2 – 0Christchurch Technical
Glenfield Rovers2 – 3Bay Olympic
Metro1 – 0West Auckland
Ngaruawahia United1 – 0Hamilton Wanderers
Oratia United0 – 5Ellerslie
Tauranga City1 – 2Central United
Tawa2 – 1North Wellington
Western Suburbs FC3 – 2Wellington Olympic

Quarter-finals[]

Central United2 – 1Western Suburbs FC
Metro3 – 1Ellerslie
Ngaruawahia United2 – 1Bay Olympic
Tawa0 – 5Dunedin Technical

Semi-finals[]

Central United3 – 1Metro
Dunedin Technical2 – 0Ngaruawahia United

Final[]

Central United5 – 0Dunedin Technical
Hickey 2, P. Urlovic 2, M. Urlovic [1]
Referee: B. Grimshaw

References[]

  1. ^ report
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