Round 1 draw is happening now at https://x.com/nzleagues
ROUND 1 MATCHUPS
Northern region
- Papatoetoe vs Albany United
- West Auckland vs Uni-Mount Bohemian
- Maraetai vs Whakatane AFC
- Papamopa FC vs Franklin United
- Ellerslie AFC vs Northern Rovers
- Oratia United vs Metro FC
- Univerisity of Auckland vs Waikato Unicol
- Otumoetai FC vs Waiheke United
- Bucklands Beach AFC vs Northland FC
- Teatatua FC vs Central United
- Internationale vs Ngaruwahia United
- West Hamilton vs South Auckland Rangers
- Manurewa FC vs Takapuna FC
- Mangawhai FC vs Onehunga Mangere United
- Bohemian Celtic vs Claudelands AFC
- Hamilton Wanderers vs Mt Albert Ponsonbt FC
- West Coast Rangers vs Waitemata FC
- Matamata Swifts vs Northern United SC
- Taupo AFC vs Cambridge FC
Central region
- Palmerston North United vs Havelock North Wanderers
- Taradale AFC vs Whanganui Athletic
- Seatoun AFC vs Wainuiomata AFC
- Wellington Marist vs Greytown FC
- North Wellington vs Tawa AFC
- Lower Hutt City vs Stop Out
Southern region
- Nelson Suburbs vs Blenheim Rangers
- FC Nelson vs Tahuna FC
- Ferrymead Bays vs Western AFC
- Twenty 11 vs Cashmere Technical
- Halswell United vs Burwood
- Nomads United vs Coastal Spirit'
- St Albans Shirley vs Waimakariri Unitedd
- Selwyn United vs Christchurch United
- Mosgiel vs Northern Hearts
- Roslyn-Wakari AFC vs Otago University
- Timaru United vs Green Island AFC
BYES
All of the Northern League
All of the Central League except FC Western
Palmerston North Marist
Dunedin City Royals
Northern AFC
Wanaka FC
Old Boys AFC
Queens Park AFC
Games to take place 9-10 of May, times to be decided later this week
Northern region
- Papatoetoe vs Albany United
- West Auckland vs Uni-Mount Bohemian
- Maraetai vs Whakatane AFC
- Papamopa FC vs Franklin United
- Ellerslie AFC vs Northern Rovers
- Oratia United vs Metro FC
- Univerisity of Auckland vs Waikato Unicol
- Otumoetai FC vs Waiheke United
- Bucklands Beach AFC vs Northland FC
- Teatatua FC vs Central United
- Internationale vs Ngaruwahia United
- West Hamilton vs South Auckland Rangers
- Manurewa FC vs Takapuna FC
- Mangawhai FC vs Onehunga Mangere United
- Bohemian Celtic vs Claudelands AFC
- Hamilton Wanderers vs Mt Albert Ponsonbt FC
- West Coast Rangers vs Waitemata FC
- Matamata Swifts vs Northern United SC
- Taupo AFC vs Cambridge FC
Central region
- Palmerston North United vs Havelock North Wanderers
- Taradale AFC vs Whanganui Athletic
- Seatoun AFC vs Wainuiomata AFC
- Wellington Marist vs Greytown FC
- North Wellington vs Tawa AFC
- Lower Hutt City vs Stop Out
Southern region
- Nelson Suburbs vs Blenheim Rangers
- FC Nelson vs Tahuna FC
- Ferrymead Bays vs Western AFC
- Twenty 11 vs Cashmere Technical
- Halswell United vs Burwood
- Nomads United vs Coastal Spirit'
- St Albans Shirley vs Waimakariri Unitedd
- Selwyn United vs Christchurch United
- Mosgiel vs Northern Hearts
- Roslyn-Wakari AFC vs Otago University
- Timaru United vs Green Island AFC
BYES
All of the Northern League
All of the Central League except FC Western
Palmerston North Marist
Dunedin City Royals
Northern AFC
Wanaka FC
Old Boys AFC
Queens Park AFC
Games to take place 9-10 of May, times to be decided later this week
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Taka are playing Rewa. Not OMU.
Three for me, and two for them.
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Some predictions for the Central Fixtures of the Chatham Cup:
Seatoun vs Wainuiomata
Wainui have improved in recent weeks, which included a 4-1 win over the Toun. Going to be a tight one between two competitive teams but I'm backing Seatoun to go through.
Wellington Marist vs Greytown
Two Cap Prem teams, Greytown have ben flying in Cap Prem, really strong squad this year. Greytown to win.
North Wellington vs Tawa
Repeat of last weeks CL2 fixture last week, this time at Alex Moore Park. North Wellington will be looking to show their quality over a good CL2 side. Think Tawa may still get the win in this one.
Lower Hutt City vs Stop Out
Lots of CL2 on CL2 action this week, Stop Out beat Lower Hutt a few weeks ago, Stop out have been in good form recently but Lower Hutt at Fraser Park may be looking for revenge, LH to go through.
Palmerston North United vs Havelock North Wanderers
PNU sitting tied-top of CL2, Havelock sitting tied-top of East Prem. PNU got the win in pre-season and will be comfortable favourites in this one, would be surprised to see anything than a confident Palmy United win.
Taradale vs Whanganui Athletic
Two strong teams again, Taradale doing very well sitting in 1st of CL2, Athletic unsurprisingly dominating West Prems and will be looking to show their potential CL2 credentials. Expecting a close game but Taradale with that extra bit of quality should go through in this one.
Seatoun vs Wainuiomata
Wainui have improved in recent weeks, which included a 4-1 win over the Toun. Going to be a tight one between two competitive teams but I'm backing Seatoun to go through.
Wellington Marist vs Greytown
Two Cap Prem teams, Greytown have ben flying in Cap Prem, really strong squad this year. Greytown to win.
North Wellington vs Tawa
Repeat of last weeks CL2 fixture last week, this time at Alex Moore Park. North Wellington will be looking to show their quality over a good CL2 side. Think Tawa may still get the win in this one.
Lower Hutt City vs Stop Out
Lots of CL2 on CL2 action this week, Stop Out beat Lower Hutt a few weeks ago, Stop out have been in good form recently but Lower Hutt at Fraser Park may be looking for revenge, LH to go through.
Palmerston North United vs Havelock North Wanderers
PNU sitting tied-top of CL2, Havelock sitting tied-top of East Prem. PNU got the win in pre-season and will be comfortable favourites in this one, would be surprised to see anything than a confident Palmy United win.
Taradale vs Whanganui Athletic
Two strong teams again, Taradale doing very well sitting in 1st of CL2, Athletic unsurprisingly dominating West Prems and will be looking to show their potential CL2 credentials. Expecting a close game but Taradale with that extra bit of quality should go through in this one.
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Full-time: Ferrymead Bays 3 Western 0 HT 2 - 0
Note: some sites are reporting scoreline as 2 - 1 which is incorrect. Bays opening goal was an 'own goal'.
In Sporty - the new system NZ Football and the Federation's use to record games - team lists, cards, goal scorers etc - nationwide this season, showing as final score being 2 - 1. With any new systems there are 'faults' and one appears to be if an 'own' goal is not recorded against the player that put the ball in the net, then Sporty records it as a 'goal' for the side that conceded the 'own goal'. Tribe and other sites, then 'pull' the data out of Sporty leading to the difference in the actual scoreline.
UPDATE. Tribe now showing scoreline as 3 - 0
Note: some sites are reporting scoreline as 2 - 1 which is incorrect. Bays opening goal was an 'own goal'.
In Sporty - the new system NZ Football and the Federation's use to record games - team lists, cards, goal scorers etc - nationwide this season, showing as final score being 2 - 1. With any new systems there are 'faults' and one appears to be if an 'own' goal is not recorded against the player that put the ball in the net, then Sporty records it as a 'goal' for the side that conceded the 'own goal'. Tribe and other sites, then 'pull' the data out of Sporty leading to the difference in the actual scoreline.
UPDATE. Tribe now showing scoreline as 3 - 0
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Mainland Football
Full-time results so far:
FC Twenty11 0 Cashmere Technical 12 HT 0 - 5
Full-time results so far:
FC Twenty11 0 Cashmere Technical 12 HT 0 - 5
Halswell 3 Burwood 1 HT 0 - 1
St Albans Shirley 1 Waimakariri 2 HT 0 - 2
St Albans Shirley 1 Waimakariri 2 HT 0 - 2
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Whanganui Athletic with a big 3-2 upset win against Taradale.
Taradale up 2-0 and cruising, before Athletic grabbed one back. A short time later the Athletic centre back was sent off for DOGSO (good call in my opinion).
But that seemed to rally Whanganui and they started playing brilliantly, couple of quick goals and then they managed to comfortably handle a Taradale long ball onslaught. Great and well deserved win.
I also think a Taradale player was sent off with a few minutes to go, but I was distracted.
I thought Taradale were playing well and cursing, after the red card for Whanganui, they made 4 substitutions.
Which I found strange and I thought dramatically altered how they played
Taradale up 2-0 and cruising, before Athletic grabbed one back. A short time later the Athletic centre back was sent off for DOGSO (good call in my opinion).
But that seemed to rally Whanganui and they started playing brilliantly, couple of quick goals and then they managed to comfortably handle a Taradale long ball onslaught. Great and well deserved win.
I also think a Taradale player was sent off with a few minutes to go, but I was distracted.
I thought Taradale were playing well and cursing, after the red card for Whanganui, they made 4 substitutions.
Which I found strange and I thought dramatically altered how they played
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Mainland Football
Full-time results for remaining ties:
Nomads 3 Coastal Spirit 1 aet HT 1 - 0 FT 1 - 1
Selwyn 0 Christchurch 4 HT 0 - 2
Full-time results for remaining ties:
Nomads 3 Coastal Spirit 1 aet HT 1 - 0 FT 1 - 1
Selwyn 0 Christchurch 4 HT 0 - 2
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From whatr I've heard Whanganui are bound for the central league considering how much work they're putting in behind the scenes. This win against Taradale is huge
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Noah4thenix wrote:
From whatr I've heard Whanganui are bound for the central league considering how much work they're putting in behind the scenes. This win against Taradale is huge
I hear Havelock North beat PNU as well! Big wins for the premiership sides 😮
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How about SPL side Green Island losing to Timaru United... who are winless so far in the south canterbury league!
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Some interesting results in the central/capital region.
Two ‘cup sets’ in central with Athletic and Havelock North taking CL2 scalpes. Then Seatoun and Stop Out beating Wainui and Lower Hutt probably lay against form. Tawa also seem to have the edge of NW.
The Greytown team against Marist was a bit of a joke! The amount of money and travel for a Cap Prem team…
Two ‘cup sets’ in central with Athletic and Havelock North taking CL2 scalpes. Then Seatoun and Stop Out beating Wainui and Lower Hutt probably lay against form. Tawa also seem to have the edge of NW.
The Greytown team against Marist was a bit of a joke! The amount of money and travel for a Cap Prem team…
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Noah4thenix wrote:
National league teams should start getting introduced now right?
Correct, all I believe will be in this next round
I'm an optimistic pessimist.
I'm positive things will go wrong.
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Do we know if regions begin combining yet? Like will the Central region teams be able to draw Wellington teams? Or will PN Marist, Rovers, Whanganui, and Wanderers play each other first?
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According to the NZ Leagues instagram the capital and central feds combine this round and the Nelson and mainland feds also combine this round
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Two comments
1. Bit of a shame most of the Central League got paired together but it is what it is
2. I'm picking Whanganui Athletic to get another cupset against a CL2 leader (tied with Taradale on points so close enough)
1. Bit of a shame most of the Central League got paired together but it is what it is
2. I'm picking Whanganui Athletic to get another cupset against a CL2 leader (tied with Taradale on points so close enough)
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Noah4thenix wrote:
2. I'm picking Whanganui Athletic to get another cupset against a CL2 leader (tied with Taradale on points so close enough)
Wrong Palmy club, Marist are 6th
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Southernix wrote:Noah4thenix wrote:Wrong Palmy club, Marist are 6th
2. I'm picking Whanganui Athletic to get another cupset against a CL2 leader (tied with Taradale on points so close enough)
Oops, misread it. Same answer though I reckon Whanganui are gonna go on a bit of a fairytale run this year
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Noah4thenix wrote:Southernix wrote:Oops, misread it. Same answer though I reckon Whanganui are gonna go on a bit of a fairytale run this yearNoah4thenix wrote:Wrong Palmy club, Marist are 6th
2. I'm picking Whanganui Athletic to get another cupset against a CL2 leader (tied with Taradale on points so close enough)
Then they get the winner of Tawa v Stop Out 😅
But in all seriousness, hopefully they make the next round. Does the red card suspension carry over to the next round or just the next league match?
But in all seriousness, hopefully they make the next round. Does the red card suspension carry over to the next round or just the next league match?
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Noah4thenix wrote:
Two comments
1. Bit of a shame most of the Central League got paired together but it is what it is
2. I'm picking Whanganui Athletic to get another cupset against a CL2 leader (tied with Taradale on points so close enough)
Hot chips derby!!!
Looking forward to this one, im sure it will get a decent turnout at Wembley
Looking forward to this one, im sure it will get a decent turnout at Wembley
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mraotxt2 wrote:Noah4thenix wrote:Then they get the winner of Tawa v Stop Out 😅Southernix wrote:Oops, misread it. Same answer though I reckon Whanganui are gonna go on a bit of a fairytale run this yearNoah4thenix wrote:Wrong Palmy club, Marist are 6th
2. I'm picking Whanganui Athletic to get another cupset against a CL2 leader (tied with Taradale on points so close enough)
But in all seriousness, hopefully they make the next round. Does the red card suspension carry over to the next round or just the next league match?
last time i recall was league match.
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