2005 Chatham Cup

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2005 Chatham Cup
Tournament details
Venue(s) North Harbour Stadium, North Shore
Dates5 September 2005
Final positions
Champions Central United (3rd title)
Runner-up Palmerston North Marist
Tournament statistics
Jack Batty Memorial Cup Ross Nicholson (Central United)
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The 2005 Chatham Cup was the 78th annual nationwide knockout football competition in New Zealand.

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Someone tell Doja cat I’m trying to indulge in that.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. In all, 129 teams took part in the competition. The numbering of rounds in the competition is unclear — some sources record one preliminary round and four full rounds, followed by quarter-finals, semi-finals, and a final; other sources record five rounds. The latter numbering is used in this article.

The scoring record for any Chatham Cup match was equalled in the second round, with Central United demolishing Norwest United 21–0. This tied the previous record set in 1998, when Metro also put 21 goals past the hapless Norwest United.

The 2005 final

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 2005 Jack Batty Memorial Cup was Central United captain and goalkeeper Ross Nicholson.

Results

Third Round

Fourth Round

Fifth Round

Central United 4 – 2 Hamilton Wanderers
Young 2 (1 pen.), o.g., UhlmannCossey, Thompson
Gisborne City 1 – 5 Lower Hutt City
Eeson (pen.)Garcias 2, Richmond, Madden, Patterson
North Shore United 2 – 3 East Coast Bays
Cunneen, Scott (pen.)Edginton, Suri, Beldham (pen.)
Palmerston North Marist 2 – 0 Naenae
Halstead 2
Papakura 2 – 1 Bay Olympic
Irvine, HawkeGage
Roslyn-Wakari 3 – 4 (aet) Halswell United
Dalman, Letts, Scoullar Sands 2, Neame, Deaker
Tauranga City United 1 – 1 (aet)* Eastern Suburbs
BoylePalmer
Wellington Olympic 5 – 2 Mosgiel
Little 2, Cheriton, Cripps, WaylanAbbott, Stevens (pen.)

* Eastern Suburbs won 5–4 on penalties.

Quarter-finals

East Coast Bays 1 – 2 Central United
Jones Urlovic, del Monte
Eastern Suburbs 1 – 4 Wellington Olympic
PalmerLittle 2 (1 pen.), Brown, Curtis
Halswell United 2 – 1 Papakura
Sands, GrosvenorGodden
Palmerston North Marist 2 – 1 Lower Hutt City
Halstead, SilverGarcias (pen.)

Semi-finals

Halswell United 1 – 3 Central United
Grosvenor (pen.) Urlovic, McCormack, del Monte
Wellington Olympic 1 – 2 (aet) Palmerston North Marist
Barbarouses Halstead, Hill

Final

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