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2010 Chatham Cup

The 2010 Chatham Cup is New Zealand's 83rd knockout football competition.

2010 Chatham Cup
Tournament details
Venue(s)North Harbour Stadium, North Shore
Dates7 June – 12 September 2010
Final positions
ChampionsMiramar Rangers (4th title)
Runner-upBay Olympic
Tournament statistics
Jack Batty Memorial CupPhil Imray (Miramar Rangers)
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The 2010 competition had a preliminary round, a qualification round, and four rounds proper before quarter-finals, semi-finals, and a final. In all, 135 teams took part in the 2010 competition.

Draw controversies edit

There were several problems with the draw of teams for specific ties in the 2010 Chatham Cup.

The neutrality of the allotment of teams to specific ties was drawn into question by some observers in the Second Round.[1] A coincidence and a computer glitch combined to produce an "early draft" of the ties which included one of the fixtures later replicated in the live draw.

The third round also saw controversy when the draw had to be re-made. Initially, teams were not divided geographically for the Third Round draw, despite the competition rules stating that draws would remain regionally based until the fourth round, and some teams found themselves facing long trips which had not been budgeted for. This forced a re-draw and an apology from NZ Football.[2]

Suspicions about the validity of the draw were not assuaged when the Quarter-Final draw resulted in four matches which tallied with the boundaries of New Zealand's three football regions, as would have been the case had the draw still been done on regional lines. This produced two Auckland derbies, one all-Wellington match, and one featuring the two remaining South Island teams.[3]

The 2010 final edit

When the semi-final draw was made, it became apparent that a final between two non-Auckland area sides was possible. As a result, it was announced that if neither finalist was from Auckland, the final would be played in either Wellington or Dunedin.[4] This did not eventuate, with Bay Olympic beating Caversham in the first semi-final to ensure that the final would be at North Harbour Stadium.

In the final, Rangers took an early lead through a Tim Schaeffers goal in the 12th minute, the goal coming after Olympic goalkeeper Danny Robinson parried a shot from Danny Cheriton which fell kindly for the Miramar defender. Campbell Parkin doubled the lead with a close-range effort from a corner in the twentieth minute. It was Parkin's second final, as he had played in the losing Dunedin Technical side in the 2008 final. Nathan Strom reduced the deficit with a 34th-minute header, and Bay olympic continued to push for the rest of the half and the first few minutes of the second spell. With fifteen minutes remaining, it was Miramar who gained their third however, with a run by Michael White through the Bay defence. Olympic had a chance to reduce the deficit shortly afterwards when an ill-timed challenge on Joe Edwards by Schaeffers gave them a penalty. Goalkeeper Phil Imray kept out Strom's spot kick, and the score remained 3–1.

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 2010 Jack Batty Memorial Cup was Phil Imray of Miramar Rangers.

Results edit

Second round edit

Central United1–2Metro F.C.
Tauranga City United4–2Manurewa
East Coast Bays1–0Onehunga Sports
Melville United2–0Papatoetoe
Eastern Suburbs8–0Whakatane Town
Hamilton Wanderers7–4Mount Albert-Ponsonby
Three Kings United8–1Claudelands Rovers
Pukekohe0–3Birkenhead United
Takapuna5–2North Shore United
Brew Town1–4Waitakere City
Mangere United0–7Glenfield Rovers
Waitemata0–5Albany United
Auckland Grammar School3–1Onehunga-Mangere United
Oratia United1–10Forrest Hill Milford
Bay Olympic6–1Lynn-Avon United
Western Springs0–3Ellerslie
Taradale1–2New Plymouth Rangers
Red Sox Manawatu2–0Maycenvale United
Inglewood1–7Napier City Rovers
Palmerston North Marist1–0Palmerston North End
Miramar Rangers3 – 2 (aet)Wairarapa United
Western Suburbs FC2 – 2 (aet)*Lower Hutt City AFC
Wellington United2–1Wellington Olympic
Upper Hutt City3–1Wellington Marist
Ferrymead Bays4–2Mid-Canterbury United
Nelson Suburbs2–1Halswell United
Burnside United1–2Western
Nomads United0–1Cashmere Wanderers
Southend United0–5Roslyn-Wakari
Caversham5–1Dunedin Technical
Northern Hearts3–2Old Boys (Invercargill)
Mosgiel2–1Green Island
* Won on penalties by Lower Hutt (4–2)

Third round edit

East Coast Bays AFC9–0Auckland Grammar School
Edington      
Suri      
Bola  
Bresnahan  
Hitchen  		 report
Takapuna AFC0–5Bay Olympic
McKenzie     (pen.)
Norris  
Beeston  
Tanabe  
Metro F.C.1–2Waitakere City F.C.
Mason   (pen.) Solly  
Linderboom  
Albany United3–1Hamilton Wanderers
Danks    
Pitt  		 Gibson  
Three Kings United3–2Eastern Suburbs AFC
Bredeveldt  
Corliss  
Urlovic  		 Kitano  
Webber  
Birkenhead United1 – 0 (a.e.t.)Tauranga City United
Wang report
Glenfield Rovers2–1Ellerslie AFC
Green, Mulrooney (pen.) Palmer
Upper Hutt City SC2–1Palmerston North Marist
Higgins, Gasper report Milne
New Plymouth Rangers0–4Wellington United
report Groom, Little (pen.), Pumpido, Tade
Referee: I. Trevis
Miramar Rangers3 – 2 (a.e.t.)Lower Hutt City AFC
Cheriton, Howe (o.g.), Sutherland report Watson, Te Anau
Ferrymead Bays6–0Cashmere Wanderers
C. Murphy 2, Piercy, Draper, Samson, N. Murphy report
Northern Hearts2–5Roslyn-Wakari
Hewson, Bernard report Dalman 3, Conner 2
Caversham8–0Mosgiel
Jackson 3, Fleming 3, Deeley 2 report
Referee: J. Clamp
Melville United0–1Forrest Hill Milford
report Bale
Referee: B. Chibnall
Napier City Rovers12–2Red Sox Manawatu
Smith 6, Wilson 3, Thomas 2, Pickering report Tuck 2
Nelson Suburbs0–1Western A.F.C.
report Pak

Fourth round edit

Bay Olympic3–1Waitakere City FC
Tanabe  
Wylie  
Edwards  		 Linderboom  
Referee: M. Vincent
Forrest Hill Milford3–1Albany United
De Vries       Hicks  
Three Kings United1–2East Coast Bays AFC
Greenhalgh   82' report Suri   54'
Wasi   80'
Upper Hutt City SC0–4Wellington United
Watson  
Tade      
Western A.F.C.1 – 1 (aet)*Ferrymead Bays
McDermott   117' report Draper   110'
Penalties
Weiclawski  
Willis  
Harris  
Jones  
 		 3–4   Christidis
  Piercey
  Draper
  Collins
Caversham AFC8–2Roslyn-Wakari
Hancock   19'  
Jackson   20'    
Fleming    
Ryder  		 report Dalman  
Rae  
Referee: D. Langley
Napier City Rovers1–2Miramar Rangers
Pickering   report McDermott  
Sutherland  
Referee: B. Chisholm
Glenfield Rovers3–1Birkenhead United
Gwyther       Lee  

Quarter-finals edit

Forrest Hill Milford0–2Bay Olympic
McKenzie   22'   46'
Referee: Mirko Benischke
Ferrymead Bays3 – 7 (aet)Caversham AFC
Sherman   3'   75' (pen.)
Murphy   95'		 report Deeley   30' (pen.)   91' (pen.)
Fleming   88'   100'  
Ryder   104'   114'
Referee: Darren Sundborn
East Coast Bays2–1Glenfield Rovers
Morgan-Howell  6'
Beguely   90+3'		 report Seaman   21'
Referee: Nick Waldron
Miramar Rangers3–1Wellington United
Parkin   20'
Sutherland   37' (pen.)
Johnston   78'
Sutherland 		report Schaeffers   53' (o.g.)
Alderdice   70'
Watson
Attendance: 1000
Referee: Matt Conger

Semi-finals edit

Caversham AFC3 – 3 (aet)Bay Olympic
Jackson   21'
Hancock   88'
Ryder   94'		 report Tanabe   5'  69'
Beeston   101'
Wylie   55'
Penalties
1–4
Referee: Jamie Cross
Miramar Rangers2–1East Coast Bays
Imray   19'
Eager   35' (pen)
Parkin   55'		 report D Peat   19' (pen.)
Referee: Antony Riley

Final edit

Miramar Rangers3–1Bay Olympic
Schaeffers   12'
Parkin   20'
White   75'		 report Strom   34'
Referee: Mirko Benischke

References edit

  1. ^ "2010 Chatham Cup". Archived from the original on 23 May 2010. Retrieved 3 September 2017.
  2. ^ Page, Jacob (11 June 2010). "Draw mix-up ups Hearts chances". The Timaru Herald. Retrieved 14 September 2011.
  3. ^ Seconi, A. (7 July 2010) "Questions over draw but Cavvy fares well". Otago Daily Times. p. 27
  4. ^ "Auckland Sides Sent South For Cup Semifinals". www.voxy.co.nz. Retrieved 3 September 2017.

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