2011 Waratah Cup

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2011 Waratah Cup
Tournament details
CountryAustralia (NSW)
Teams88
Final positions
Champions Manly United
Tournament statistics
Matches played87
Goals scored384 (4.41 per match)
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The 2011 Waratah Cup was the 9th season of Football NSW's knockout cup competition under the Waratah Cup name. 33 different Associations registered teams into the tournament, including Canberra City FC from the ACT, Wagga Wagga from the Riverina, and three clubs from the Illawarra Region. Entry levels are staggered, with State League Two clubs entering in Round 1, Super League and State League One clubs entering in Round 2, while all NSW Premier League clubs joined in Round 3. [1]

Contents

The competition was won by NSW Premier League club Manly United, their first title. [2]

†–After extra time

Preliminary round

The draw was announced on 23 March 2011, and all games were played by 31 March 2011.

Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamGround
1Padstow United3–4All Saints OatleyPlayford Park
2Olympic Eagles1–8Fairfield Wanderers FCHeffron Park
3Barden Ridgebacks0–1Bonnet BayThe Ridge
4Bass Hill3–2Hurstville City MinotaursWalshaw Park
5Gymea United6–4 †Luddenham UnitedCrest Soccer Fields
6Mosman FC0–1Northbridge FCChristie Park
7 Nepean FC 0–2Pacific HillsCook Park
8Gunners Soccer Club2–3Waverly Old BoysBensley Rd
9FC Gazy Lansvale4–0Dee Why FCCherrybrook Park
10Eastwood St. Andrews7–1Gwawley BayChristie Park
11Chullora Wolves4–1Bringelly Football ClubsPlayford Park
12Rydalmere FC2–6Dunbar RoversWilliam Lawson Res
13 Lokomotiv Cove FC 2–2 †Como West JannaliAlexandria Oval
Como West Jannali advance 4–2 on penalties.
14Bankstown Sports Strikers0–2Pagewood Botany FCCrest Soccer Fields
15 Prospect United 2–3Enfield Rovers (A)*William Lawson Res
16F.C Lansvale United1–2Chopin Park Rams FCHartley Oval
17Hawkesbury City SC3–0Glebe WanderersBensons Lane
18Redbacks Football Club5–2Arncliffe AuroraGeorge Thornton
19Springwood United SC0–2Glenmore ParkSummerhayes Park
20 Hakoah FC 2–0Roosters FCHensley Athletic

First round

Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamGround
1Fairfield Wanderers2–1Belmore HerculesKnight Park 4
2Bass Hill1–4 Northbridge FC Walshaw Park
3Collaroy Cromerw/oGymea United Cromer Park
Walkover for Collaroy Cromer; Gymea United removed.
4FC Gazy Lansvale3–1Bonnet BayCherrybrook Park
5Eastwood St. Andrews3–0Waverly Old BoysChristie Park
6Pacific Hills2–1Dunbar RoversChristie Park
7Redbacks Football Club0–2 †Como West JannaliGeorge Thomton
8 Hakoah FC 6–2Chullora WolvesHensley Athletic
9Hawkesbury City SC6–0Enfield Rovers (B)Bensons Lane
10Chopin Park Rams2–0Lidcombe WaratahBensons Lane
11Caringbah Redbacks1–4 †Pagewood Botany Seymour Shaw Park
12Port Kembla4–0Enfield Rovers (A)Wetherill Park Primbee
13Picton Rangers1–0Menai HawksWetherill Park Primbee
14Dandaloo FC7–1All Saints OatleyJJ Kelly Park
15Glenmore Park1–3Bathurst '75Parker St. Oval
16 Canberra FC 9–1Wagga UnitedDeakin Stadium

Second round

Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamGround
1 Blacktown Spartans FC 3–0 † Balmain FC Francis Park
2 Central Coast Lightning 1–2Fairfield BullsPluim Park
3 Fraser Park FC 2–1Pacific Hills DuralFraser Park
4Hills Brumbies4–3Gladesville-Ryde MagicSecond Ponds Oval
5 Macarthur Rams 3–1 Canberra FC Lynwood Park
6 St George FC 7–3 Inter Lions St. George Stadium
7 Spirit FC 1–3 Northbridge FC Christie Park
8Pagewood-Botany0–5 Granville Rage Hensley Athletic
9 Sydney University 2–1 UNSW Sydney Uni. Oval 1
10 West Sydney Berries 4–0 Stanmore Hawks Lidcombe Oval
11 Mt Druitt Town Rangers 2–1 †Dulwich Hill FCPopondetta Park
12Mounties Wanderers7–0Como-West JannaliCook Park
13Schofield Scorpions3–0Bathurst '75CSI Sports Ground
14Camden Tigers1–2Fairfield CityRon Dine Reserve
15Port Kembla2–1 Hurstville ZFC Wetherill Park Primbee
16 Hakoah 0–1Dandaloo FCHensley Athletic
17Hawkesbury SCw/oCollaroy Cromer
Walkover for Hawkesbury SC; Collaroy Cromer removed.
18Chopin Park Rams3–3 †Eastwood St. AndrewsBensons Lane
Chopin Park Rams advance 6–5 on penalties.
19FC Gazy Lansvale2–1Picton RangersCherrybrook Park
20Fairfield Wanderers2–0 Northern Tigers Knight Park

Third round

Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamGround
1 Fraser Park FC 4–3 †Chopin Park RamsFraser Park
2 Bonnyrigg White Eagles 2–3 Sydney Olympic Bonnyrigg Sports Club
3Mounties Wanderers2–0FC Gazy LansvaleCook Park
4 Blacktown City Demons 3–0Fairfield Bulls Gabbie Stadium
5 Sydney United 4–2 † Sydney University Sydney United Sports Centre
6 Bankstown City Lions 1–0Schofield Scorpions Jensen Oval
7 Mt Druitt Town Rangers 4–7 Northbridge FC Popondetta Park
8 Marcarthur Rams 2–1Fairfield City LionsLynwood Park
9 Marconi Stallions 2–3 West Sydney Berries Marconi Stadium
10 APIA 5–0Fairfield Wanderers Lambert Park
11 Blacktown Spartans FC 3–1Port KemblaFrancis Park
12Hills Brumbies3–1 Rockdale City Suns Second Ponds Reserve
13Hawkesbury City SC1–4 South Coast Wolves Bensons Lane
14 Granville Rage 0–2 Sutherland Sharks Garside Park
15 St George FC 2–3 Parramatta Eagles St.George Stadium
16 Manly United 3–2Dandaloo FC Cromer Park

Fourth round

Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamGround
1 Sydney Olympic 3–0 Blacktown City Demons Belmore Oval
2 South Coast Wolves 3–2 † Bankstown City Lions John Crehan Park
3 Parramatta Eagles 3–1 Sutherland Sharks Melita Stadium
4Mounties Wanderers3–1 West Sydney Berries Cook Park
5 APIA Leichhardt Tigers 4–3 † Macarthur Rams Lambert Park
6Hills Brumbies1–0 Sydney United Second Ponds Oval
7 Manly United 3–0 Fraser Park FC Cromer Park
8 Blacktown Spartans FC 3–1 Northbridge FC Francis Park

Quarterfinals

The draw for the quarterfinals was announced on 14 June 2011. [3] Of the 8 teams, 5 were from the NSW Premier League, 2 clubs (Hills Brumbies F.C. & Blacktown Spartans) from the NSW Super League, whilst Mounties Wanderers play in the State League One.

Manly United 2–1 (aet) Hills Brumbies F.C.
Balderson Soccerball shade.svg88'
Cattanach Soccerball shade.svg116'		Report: [4] Bergamin Soccerball shade.svg90+2'
Cromer Park
Referee: Andrew Best
Sydney Olympic 2–3 (aet) Mounties Wanderers
Makrys Soccerball shade.svg81'
Luksic Soccerball shade.svg88'		Report: [5] Day Soccerball shade.svg24'
Squillacioti Soccerball shade.svg54'
Willoughby Soccerball shade.svg108'
Belmore Oval
Referee: Kurt Ams
APIA 0–2 Blacktown Spartans
Report: [6] Ghobriel Soccerball shade.svg24'
Mohebee Soccerball shade.svg90+2'
Cornett Yellow card.svg 38' Yellow-red card.svg 43'
Lambert Park
Referee: James Lewis
South Coast Wolves 3–1 Parramatta
Kaynak Soccerball shade.svg24', 60'
Picciolini Soccerball shade.svg69' (pen.)		Report: [7] Ardle Soccerball shade.svg3'
John Crehan Park
Referee: Alex Glasgow

Semi-finals

South Coast Wolves 1–4 Manly United
Picciolini Soccerball shade.svg28' Report - Football NSW Article Iley Soccerball shade.svg2', 34'
Daly Soccerball shade.svg63'
Cattanach Soccerball shade.svg78'
John Crehan Park
Referee: Alex Glasgow
Mounties Wanderers 3–2 Blacktown Spartans
Report - Football NSW Article

Grand final

Manly United 4–0 Mounties Wanderers
Balderson Soccerball shade.svg46'
Foti Soccerball shade.svg60' (pen.)
Edwards Soccerball shade.svg87'
Hayward Soccerball shade.svg90+2'		 Report - Football NSW Article Rodden-Ward Red card.svg
Bonnyrigg Sports Club
Referee: Khodr Yaghi

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  2. ↑ Shoolman, Michael (12 July 2011). "Waratah Cup Final: Marvelous Manly snare Waratah Cup 2011 Trophy". Football NSW. Retrieved 12 July 2011.
  3. ↑ "Waratah Cup Quarter-Final matches announced". NSW Premier League. 14 June 2011. Retrieved 14 June 2011.
  4. ↑ "Football NSW Waratah Cup: Brumbies hearts broken by Cattanach goal". NSW Premier League. 21 June 2011. Retrieved 23 June 2011.
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