Chatham Cup Fixtures, Results and Statistics

Chatham Cup

The Chatham Cup is a New Zealand cup competition covered on Xtra-Stats. Use this page to follow live scores, fixtures and results, then explore standings and player and team statistics. It provides a focused reference for reviewing the competition and comparing its available match and performance data across recorded seasons.

Latest played matches, Chatham Cup

Final

  • Final
    Cashmere Technical Cashmere Technical

Semi-finals

  • Semi-finals
    Cashmere Technical Cashmere Technical
    Napier City Rovers Napier City Rovers
  • Semi-finals
    Nelson Suburbs Nelson Suburbs

Quarter-finals

  • Quarter-finals
    Nelson Suburbs Nelson Suburbs
    Auckland United Auckland United
  • Quarter-finals
    Napier City Rovers Napier City Rovers
  • Quarter-finals
    Cashmere Technical Cashmere Technical
    Miramar
  • Quarter-finals
    Auckland City Auckland City

Round of 16

  • Round of 16
  • Round of 16
    Dunedin City Royals Dunedin City Royals
    Cashmere Technical Cashmere Technical
  • Round of 16
    Melville United Melville United

Chatham Cup Standings

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Chatham Cup Statistics

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Chatham Cup About

Chatham Cup is a New Zealand football cup competition, providing a separate competitive pathway from league-based season standings and focusing attention on progression through the competition. Its recorded coverage currently includes the 2024 and 2025 seasons.

Competition identity and role

As a cup competition in New Zealand, the Chatham Cup represents a distinct part of the country’s football calendar. League campaigns measure performance across a sequence of fixtures, while a cup provides a separate route towards a single competition title. That difference gives the Chatham Cup its own sporting purpose and makes each stage important to a team’s progress.

The competition’s defining identity is its national connection: it is associated with New Zealand football and is recorded under the name Chatham Cup. The available competition record classifies it as a cup and confirms seasons for 2024 and 2025, making those the current boundaries of the historical coverage presented here.

Seasons and historical record

The recorded archive begins with the 2024 season and extends through 2025, covering two seasons in total. These editions provide the foundation for comparing participation, results and progression within the competition. As further seasons are added, the archive can show how clubs perform over time and how the competition’s record develops from one edition to the next.

The Chatham Cup should therefore be understood through its individual seasons as well as its overall identity. A season-by-season view helps distinguish one edition’s results from the enduring competition record, while preserving the continuity of the tournament across its recorded history.

Format and competition information

The competition is classified as a cup, but the available verified information does not establish its detailed entry rules, draw structure, match format, tie-break procedures, calendar dates or governing body. Those details should be read from the regulations and records for the relevant season rather than assumed from the competition type alone.

This distinction is important for accurate historical analysis. Cup competitions can change their access arrangements, stage structure and scheduling between editions, so season-specific information is needed before drawing conclusions about how a particular Chatham Cup campaign operated.

What the records provide

The competition record offers a focused reference point for the 2024 and 2025 Chatham Cup seasons. It supports research into the competition’s New Zealand identity, its classification as a cup and the results recorded across those editions. As the historical record expands, the same framework can support broader comparisons of teams, rounds, performances and long-term trends.