Sixty-four clubs have learned who they need to beat next to boost their dreams of Chatham Cup glory.
The draw for the 32 sudden death ties in the cup’s second round has been made by NZ Football.
Holders Christchurch United will face Southern League rivals Nomads United, while last season’s runners-up, Melville United, will head to play six-time cup winners North Shore United.
By coincidence, Coastal Spirit will host Cashmere Technical — the identical draw for the second round of the Kate Sheppard Cup.
Dunedin’s Northern club, who were founded in 1888 and claim to be the oldest continuously operating football club in the Southern Hemisphere, will host Mosgiel in the second round. Northern won the cup in 1959 and 1961.
Second round draw
Games to be played over the weekend of May 31-June 2, 2024
Northern region
Waikato Unicol v Ellerslie
Fencibles United v Tauranga City
East Coast Bays v Eastern Suburbs
Otumoetai v Onehunga Mangere United
Auckland City v Metro
Waiheke United v Manurewa
Western Springs v Northern Rovers
Northern United v Cambridge
Auckland United v Ngaruawahia United
North Shore United v Melville United
Central United v Beachlands Maraetai
Bay Olympic v Manukau United
Taupo v Waitemata
South Auckland Rangers v Hamilton Wanderers
Birkenhead United v West Coast Rangers
Bucklands Beach v Hibiscus Coast
Central region
Island Bay United v Petone
Western Suburbs v Victoria University
Wellington Phoenix Reserves v North Wellington
Napier City Rovers v Marist Palmerston North
Upper Hutt City v Waterside Karori
Miramar Rangers v Tawa
Wellington Olympic v Seatoun
Palmerston North United v Stop Out
Southern region
Nelson Suburbs v FC Nelson
Ferrymead Bays v UC Football
Nomads United v Christchurch
Coastal Spirit v Cashmere Technical
Northern v Mosgiel
Green Island v Otago University
Dunedin City Royals v Wanaka
Northern Hearts v Roslyn Wakari
Past rounds
RESULTS: First round of 2024 Chatham Cup >>>>
RESULTS: Preliminary round of 2024 Chatham Cup >>>>
Key dates
Third round
Weekend of June 14-16, 2024
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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