1999 Chatham Cup

The 1999 Chatham Cup was the 72nd annual nationwide knockout football competition in New Zealand.

1999 Chatham Cup
Dates18 September 1999
Championship venueNorth Harbour Stadium, North Shore
ChampionsDunedin Technical (1st title)
Runners-upWaitakere City
Championship match score4–0
Jack Batty Memorial CupAaron Burgess (Dunedin Technical)
← 1998
2000 →

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, 132 teams took part in the competition. Note: Different sources give different numberings for the rounds of the competition. Some record five rounds prior to the quarter-finals; others note a preliminary round followed by four rounds proper.

The 1999 final

Dunedin Technical made up for their big loss in the 1998 final, winning 4–0.

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 1999 Jack Batty Memorial Cup was Aaron Burgess of Dunedin Technical.

Results

Third Round
Auckland Grammar3 – 2Manurewa
Brooklyn Northern United1 – 2North Wellington
Cambridge2 – 3Mount Albert-Ponsonby
Caversham7 – 1Otago University
Central United (Auckland)9 – 0King's Arms Cosmos (Auckland)
Dunedin Technical7 – 0Waihopai (Invercargill)
East Coast Bays0 – 1Tauranga City
Eastern Suburbs (Auckland)1 – 1 (aet)*Otahuhu United
Gisborne Thistle0 – 8Napier City Rovers
Halswell United3 – 0Christchurch Rangers
Island Bay United2 – 1Waterside Karori
Lower Hutt City1 – 3Western Suburbs FC (Porirua)
Manukau Cityw/oWhangarei
Melville United (Hamilton)6 – 2Dispensary Bar (Auckland)
Miramar Rangers5 – 1Red Sox Riverside (Palmerston N.)
Moturoa2 – 4Paraparaumu United
North Shore United5 – 2Papakura City
Onehunga-Mangere United0 – 2Mount Albert Grammar
Onehunga Sports2 – 4Mount Wellington
Otorohanga1 – 0Hibiscus Coast
Raumati Hearts4 – 2Wellington College
Seatoun2 – 1Wainuiomata
South Auckland Rangers0 – 1Bay Olympic (Auckland)
Takapuna City4 – 2Glenfield Rovers
Taupo3 – 1Birkenhead United
Tikipunga (Whangarei)0 – 3Ngaruawahia United
University (Auckland)4 – 2Ellerslie
Upper Hutt City7 – 0Naenae
Waitakere City1 – 0Metro (Auckland)
Wellington Olympic4 – 1Petone
Western City (Hamilton)0 – 7Hamilton Wanderers
Woolston WMC1 – 0Christchurch United
* Won on penalties by Eastern Suburbs (4-3)

Fourth Round
Auckland Grammar4 – 3University
Bay Olympic1 – 0Mount Albert Grammar
Caversham1 – 4Dunedin Technical
Eastern Suburbs2 – 3Hamilton Wanderers
Island Bay United1 – 3Western Suburbs FC
Melville United10 – 0Otorohanga
Mount Wellington3 – 0Manukau City
Napier City Rovers3 – 0North Wellington
Paraparaumu United3 – 2Seatoun
Raumati Hearts0 – 4Wellington Olympic
Takapuna City6 – 2Mount Albert-Ponsonby
Taupo0 – 4Central United
Tauranga City1 – 0North Shore United
Upper Hutt City0 – 3Miramar Rangers
Waitakere City6 – 1Ngaruawahia United
Woolston WMC1 – 1 (aet)*Halswell United
* Won on penalties by Halswell United (8-7)

Fifth Round
Bay Olympic5 – 0Auckland Grammar
Dunedin Technical4 – 1Halswell United
Miramar Rangers2 – 0Western Suburbs FC
Napier City Rovers3 – 0Hamilton Wanderers
Paraparaumu United2 – 4Wellington Olympic
Takapuna City2 – 0Melville United
Tauranga City1 – 1 (aet)*Mount Wellington
Waitakere City2 – 1Central United
* Won on penalties by Tauranga City (4-1)

Quarter-finals
Bay Olympic0 – 4Takapuna City
Dunedin Technical4 – 3Miramar Rangers
Napier City Rovers3 – 2 (aet)Wellington Olympic
Waitakere City4 – 3Tauranga City

Semi-finals
Dunedin Technical2 – 1Napier City Rovers
Hughes, Seales McIvor
Waitakere City4 – 0Takapuna City
Viljoen 2, Stephens, Campbell

Final
Dunedin Technical4 – 0Waitakere City
Marshall, Tee, Flaws, Burgess [1]
Referee: I. Walker

References
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