Auckland City will travel to Cambridge for their fourth round tie in this year’s Chatham Cup.
The home tie for Lotto NRFL Southern Conference leaders Cambridge is their reward for upsetting Northern League side Bay Olympic in the third round.
The cup tie against Auckland City represents the furthest the club has reached in the Chatham Cup in its 76-year history.
Other clubs looking to punch above their weight are Lotto NRFL Men’s Championship sides Hibiscus Coast and Onehunga Mangere United, who have both draw away to Northern League opponents.
Otago University, the lowest ranked club left in the cup’s South Island survivors, will host Dunedin City Royals.
The Central region will see two ties pitting Central League clubs against each other.
Fourth round draw
Games to be played over weekend of July 5-7, 2024
Northern region
Western Springs v Birkenhead United
Melville United v Hibiscus Coast
Manurewa v Onehunga Mangere United
Cambridge v Auckland City
Central region
Napier City Rovers v Miramar Rangers
Wellington Olympic v Stop Out
Southern region
Ferrymead Bays v Coastal Spirit
Otago University v Dunedin City Royals
Results
Third round
Game played on Friday June 14, 2024
Auckland United 1 (Ben Wallace 77′)
Manurewa 2 (Eber Ramirez 46′, Vadym Patkevych 117′)
*After extra time
Games played on Saturday June 15, 2024
Central United 0
Birkenhead United 4 (Sam Philip 49′, Haris Zeb 52′, Luke Jorgensen 86′, James Taylor 90+4′)
Ellerslie 1 (Tom Durkin 88′)
Onehunga Mangere United 3 (Alexander Smith 46′, 56′, Abraham Khalil 61′)
Western Springs 3 (Emiliano Tade 33′, own goal 42′, Reid Drake 109′)
Eastern Suburbs 2 (Ralph Rutherford 21′, Finn McKenlay 56′)
*After extra time
Melville United 3 (Jama Boss 15′, Lucca Lim 33′, 40′)
Tauranga City 1 (Colby Brennan 87′)
Bay Olympic 1 (Flynn Saxon 52′)
Cambridge 2 (Josh Clarkin 22′, Jack Connor 41′ pen)
Hibiscus Coast 4 (Tyler Agiovlassitis 34′, Trent Mayes 39′, own goal 41′, Julian Stevenson 70′)
Taupo 0
Wellington Olympic 5 (Joel Coustrain 3′, 18′, Ben Mata 27′ pen, Jack-Henry Sinclair 31′, Isa Prins 49′)
Western Suburbs 0
Waterside Karori 0
Miramar Rangers 1 (Martin Bueno 66′)
Petone 3 (Jared Eglinton 45′, Bray Whitecliffe 83′, Oliver Pickering 94′)
Stop Out 3 (Jeremiah Ruawhare 25′, Xavier Coleman 77′, Connor Gaul 105′ pen)
*Stop Out won 4-2 on penalties, after extra time
Dunedin City Royals 6 (Nicolas Zambrano 17′, Will Turner 28′, Raven August 64′, Ryan Mairs 68′, Cameron Clark 73′, Jack Julian 76′)
Roslyn Wakari 0
Northern 1 (Tyler Muir 84′)
Otago University 2 (Ben Campbell 19′, Samuel Clegg 79′)
Games played on Sunday June 16, 2024
Auckland City 2 (Liam Gillion 15′, Angus Kilkolly 53′)
Hamilton Wanderers 1 (Luke Brooke-Smith 63′)
Napier City Rovers 2 (Cameron Emerson 58′, Liam Schofield 85′)
North Wellington 1 (Zachary Newman 26′)
FC Nelson 1 (La Bu Pan 89′ pen)
Ferrymead Bays 3 (James Deehan 48′ pen, Chris Murphy 65′, Cameron Rean 82′)
Coastal Spirit 1 (Alejandro Steinwascher 31′)
Nomads United 0
Past rounds
RESULTS: Second round of 2024 Chatham Cup >>>>
RESULTS: First round of 2024 Chatham Cup >>>>
RESULTS: Preliminary round of 2024 Chatham Cup >>>>
Key dates
Fourth round
Weekend of July 5-7, 2024
Quarter-finals
Weekend of July 26-28, 2024
Semi-finals
Weekend of August 16-18, 2024
Final
Sunday September 8, 2024
READ MORE: History of the Chatham Cup >>>>
All the past winners — Chatham Cup
1923 – Seacliff (Otago)
1924 – Harbour Board (Auckland)
1925 – YMCA (Wellington)
1926 – Sunnyside (Canterbury)
1927 – Ponsonby (Auckland)
1928 – Petone (Wellington)
1929 – Tramways (Auckland)
1930 – Petone (Wellington)
1931 – Tramurewa (Auckland)
1932 – Wellington Marist (Wellington)
1933 – Ponsonby (Auckland)
1934 – Thistle (Auckland)
1935 – Hospital (Wellington)
1936 – Western (Canterbury)
1937 – competition cancelled due to lack of entries
1938 – Waterside (Wellington)
1939 – Waterside (Wellington)
1940 – Waterside (Wellington)
1941-44 – no competition due to World War II
1945 – Western (Christchurch)
1946 – Wellington Marist (Wellington)
1947 – Waterside (Wellington)
1948 – Christchurch Technical Old Boys
1949 – Petone (Wellington)
1950 – Eden (Auckland)
1951 – Eastern Suburbs (Auckland)
1952 – North Shore United and Western (Canterbury)(shared)
1953 – Eastern Suburbs (Auckland)
1954 – Onehunga (Auckland)
1955 – Western (Canterbury)
1956 – Stop Out (Wellington)
1957 – Seatoun (Wellington)
1958 – Seatoun (Wellington)
1959 – Northern (Dunedin)
1960 – North Shore United (Auckland)
1961 – Northern (Dunedin)
1962 – Hamilton Technical Old Boys (Waikato)
1963 – North Shore United (Auckland)
1964 – Mount Roskill (Auckland)
1965 – Eastern Suburbs (Auckland)
1966 – Miramar Rangers (Wellington)
1967 – North Shore United (Auckland)
1968 – Eastern Suburbs (Auckland)
1969 – Eastern Suburbs (Auckland)
1970 – Blockhouse Bay (Auckland)
1971 – Western Suburbs (Wellington)
1972 – Christchurch United (Canterbury)
1973 – Mount Wellington (Auckland)
1974 – Christchurch United (Canterbury)
1975 – Christchurch United (Canterbury)
1976 – Christchurch United (Canterbury)
1977 – Nelson United (Marlborough)
1978 – Manurewa (Auckland)
1979 – North Shore United (Auckland)
1980 – Mount Wellington (Auckland)
1981 – Dunedin City (Otago)
1982 – Mount Wellington (Auckland)
1983 – Mount Wellington (Auckland)
1984 – Manurewa (Auckland)
1985 – Napier City Rovers (Hawkes Bay)
1986 – North Shore United (Auckland)
1987 – Gisborne City (Poverty Bay)
1988 – Waikato United (Waikato)
1989 – Christchurch United (Canterbury)
1990 – Mount Wellington (Auckland)
1991 – Christchurch United (Canterbury)
1992 – Miramar Rangers (Wellington)
1993 – Napier City Rovers (Hawkes Bay)
1994 – Waitakere City (Auckland)
1995 – Waitakere City (Auckland)
1996 – Waitakere City (Auckland)
1997 – Central United (Auckland)
1998 – Central United (Auckland)
1999 – Dunedin Technical (Otago)
2000 – Napier City Rovers (Hawkes Bay)
2001 – University-Mount Wellington (Auckland)
2002 – Napier City Rovers (Hawkes Bay)
2003 – University-Mount Wellington (Auckland)
2004 – Miramar Rangers (Wellington)
2005 – Central United (Auckland)
2006 – Western Suburbs (Wellington)
2007 – Central United (Auckland)
2008 – East Coast Bays (Auckland)
2009 – Wellington Olympic (Wellington)
2010 – Miramar Rangers (Wellington)
2011 – Wairarapa United (Masterton)
2012 – Central United (Auckland)
2013 – Cashmere Technical (Canterbury)
2014 – Cashmere Technical (Canterbury)
2015 – Eastern Suburbs (Auckland)
2016 – Birkenhead United (Auckland)
2017 – Onehunga Sports (Auckland)
2018 – Birkenhead United (Auckland)
2019 – Napier City Rovers (Hawkes Bay)
2020 – cancelled due to COVID-19
2021 – Cashmere Technical (Canterbury)
2022 – Auckland City (Auckland)
2023 – Christchurch United (Canterbury)
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