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2013–14 Irish Cup

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Football tournament season
2013–14Irish Cup
Tournament details
CountryNorthern Ireland
Teams119
Defending championsGlentoran
Final positions
ChampionsGlenavon (6th win)
Runners-upBallymena United
Tournament statistics
Matches played124
Goals scored488 (3.94 per match)

The2013–14 Irish Cup was the 134th edition of theIrish Cup, the premier knockout cup competition inNorthern Irishfootball since its introduction in 1881. The competition began on 7 September 2013 with the first round and ended on 3 May 2014 with the final. The competition ran without a principal sponsor, but for the second successive season the final was known as theMarie Curie Irish Cup final, after the IFA once again awarded the naming rights for the final to the charityMarie Curie Cancer Care.[1]

Glentoran were the defending champions, following their 3–1 win overCliftonville after extra time in the2012–13 final. However, they were eliminated in the quarter-finals by eventual winnersGlenavon who defeatedBallymena United 2–1 in the final to lift the cup for the sixth time.[2] As a result, Glenavon qualified for the2014–15 UEFA Europa League first qualifying round.[3]

Format and schedule

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119 clubs entered this season's competition, the same number that had taken part the previous season. Originally there had been 122 entrants, but three clubs later withdrew from the competition before the first round matches had been played.

Regional league clubs from level 4 and below on theNorthern Ireland football league system entered in the first round and played against other regional league clubs in the first three rounds. Nine clubs were given a bye into the second round this season, necessitated by the number of participants. One of the clubs to receive a bye later withdrew. 29 of the 30NIFL Championship clubs entered the competition, withDonegal Celtic being the only absentee.[4] The 29 Championship clubs entered in the fourth round, along with the 11 lower league clubs that made it through the first three rounds.

The 12NIFL Premiership clubs entered in the fifth round, along with the 20 winners from the fourth round matches. Replays were only used if a tie was level after 90 minutes in the fifth round, sixth round and quarter-finals. If a tie in any of these three rounds was still level after 90 minutes of the replay, extra time was used to determine the winner, with a penalty shoot-out to follow if necessary.

RoundDraw dateFirst match dateFixturesClubs
OriginalReplays
First round12 August 20137 September 201335119 → 84
Second round9 September 201312 October 201320†84 → 63
Third round22 October 20139 November 20131163 → 52
Fourth round11 November 20137 December 20132052 → 32
Fifth round16 December 201311 January 201416532 → 16
Sixth round11 January 20148 February 20148216 → 8
Quarter-finals8 February 20141 March 2014408 → 4
Semi-finals1 March 20145 April 201424 → 2
Final3 May 201412 → 1

One match was not played (walkover)

Results

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First round

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The draw for the first round was made on 12 August 2013 with the matches played on 7 September 2013.

Ards Rangers,Albert Foundry,Ballywalter Recreation,Barn United,Dungiven Celtic,Oxford Sunnyside,Shorts andStrabane Athletic all receivedbyes into the second round.[5]Bangor Rangers,Holywood andRaceview were included in the original draw, but all three clubs withdrew before the first round matches were played. Bangor Rangers had received a bye, Holywood were drawn against Strabane Athletic, and Raceview were drawn against Ards Rangers. As a consequence, Ards Rangers and Strabane Athletic received byes, but Bangor Rangers' withdrawal meant that there would be an odd number of teams proceeding to the second round, necessitating a further bye at that stage.

Team 1 Score Team 2
7 September 2013
18th Newtownabbey Old Boys4–2Lurgan Town
1st Bangor Old Boys2–3Newtowne
Ardstraw0–1Richhill
Bangor Amateurs2–3Ballynahinch United
Bangor Swifts6–1Groomsport
Bloomfield0–1Shankill United
Brantwood2–3Ardglass
Carniny Amateurs2–0Wellington Recreation
Comber Recreation1–3Kilmore Recreation
Crewe United2–5Dollingstown
Crumlin Star3–0Newcastle
Crumlin United8–1Draperstown Celtic
Derriaghy Cricket Club6–2Lower Maze
Donard Hospital0–5UUJ
Downpatrick5–2Saintfield United
Dromara Village2–1FC Ballynure
Dromore Amateurs0–7Banbridge Rangers
Drumaness Mills6–0Valley Rangers
Dunmurry Recreation0–1Newry City
Immaculata3–1Ballynure Old Boys
Islandmagee3–2St. Mary's
Iveagh United2–4Mountjoy United
Killyleagh Youth1–0Ballymacash Rangers
Lisanally Rangers0–6Newbuildings United
Lisburn Rangers3–1Dunmurry Young Men
Magherafelt Sky Blues2–3Camlough Rovers
Moneyslane6–2Kilroot Recreation
Mossley Young Men1–4Downshire Young Men
Nortel5–3Malachians
Rathfern Rangers3–0Broomhill
Rathfriland Rangers2–1Abbey Villa
Roe Rovers1–2Bryansburn Rangers
Seagoe3–0Tandragee Rovers
Sirocco Works3–1Larne Tech Old Boys
St Patrick's Young Men2–2 (a.e.t.)
(3–5p)
Oxford United Stars

Source:irishfa.com

Second round

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The draw for the second round was made on 9 September 2013, with the matches played on 12 October 2013. The 35 winners from the first round matches entered this round, along with the 8 clubs that received a bye. As there was an odd number of clubs in this round, one club,18th Newtownabbey Old Boys, received a bye into the third round.

Team 1 Score Team 2
12 October 2013
Albert Foundry1–01Shankill United
Ardglass4–3Banbridge Rangers
Ballynahinch United0–1Sirocco Works
Ballywalter Recreation2–3Rathfriland Rangers
Carniny Amateurs1–0Oxford United Stars
Crumlin Star2–1Dollingstown
Crumlin United4–4 (a.e.t.)
(3–2p)
Islandmagee
Derriaghy Cricket Club7–5Ards Rangers
Downpatrick5–0UUJ
Downshire Young Men1–0Mountjoy United
Dromara Village1–4Kilmore Recreation
Dungiven Celtic0–1Newbuildings United
ImmaculatawalkoverCamlough Rovers
Lisburn Rangers2–2 (a.e.t.)
(3–2p)
Barn United
Nortel2–0Moneyslane
Oxford Sunnyside1–5Drumaness Mills
Rathfern Rangers3–1Killyleagh Youth
Richhill1–3Newry City
Seagoe0–2Bryansburn Rangers
Shorts0–3Bangor Swifts
Strabane Athletic6–2Newtowne

Source:irishfa.com

Immaculata won the tie by walkover.Camlough Rovers forfeited the match as they were unable to field a team to fulfil the fixture.[6]

1Albert Foundry were ejected from the competition for fielding an ineligible player during this match.[7]

Third round

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The third round draw was made on 22 October 2013, with the games played on 9 November 2013. The 21 winners from the second round matches entered this round, along with18th Newtownabbey Old Boys who had received a bye in the second round.Albert Foundry were replaced withShankill United, the team they had defeated 1–0 in the second round, after they were found to have fielded an ineligible player in that game.[7]

Team 1 Score Team 2
9 November 2013
Carniny Amateurs3–5 (a.e.t.)Ardglass
Derriaghy Cricket Club3–018th Newtownabbey Old Boys
Downshire Young Men2–2 (a.e.t.)
(4–2p)
Shankill United
Kilmore Recreation0–0 (a.e.t.)
(4–2p)
Immaculata
Lisburn Rangers3–1Bryansburn Rangers
Newbuildings United1–2Crumlin Star
Newry City0–0 (a.e.t.)
(4–3p)
Downpatrick
Nortel0–2Drumaness Mills
Rathfern Rangers1–2Sirocco Works
Rathfriland Rangers4–1Bangor Swifts
Strabane Athletic2–0Crumlin United

Source:irishfa.com

Fourth round

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The fourth round draw was made on 11 November 2013, with the games played on 7 December 2013. The 11 winners from the third round matches entered this round, along with 29 of the 30NIFL Championship clubs. Championship 1 sideDonegal Celtic did not enter, which meant that there had to be eleven lower league clubs in this round to make up the requisite numbers, one more than the usual amount of ten.

Team 1 Score Team 2
7 December 2013
Armagh City2–0Loughgall
Ballyclare Comrades4–1Larne
Banbridge Town4–2Rathfriland Rangers
Bangor5–2Knockbreda
Chimney Corner3–0Wakehurst
Coagh United0–2 (a.e.t.)Carrick Rangers
Crumlin Star4–1Newry City
Dergview2–0Drumaness Mills
Downshire Young Men1–3Kilmore Recreation
Glebe Rangers3–2 (a.e.t.)Ardglass
Harland & Wolff Welders8–1Killymoon Rangers
Institute1–1 (a.e.t.)
(4–5p)
Lisburn Distillery
Limavady United2–1Derriaghy Cricket Club
Moyola Park2–0Annagh United
Newington1–3Ballymoney United
Portstewart2–5Dundela
PSNI2–1Tobermore United
Queen's University5–0Lurgan Celtic
Sport & Leisure Swifts2–1Sirocco Works
Strabane Athletic2–0Lisburn Rangers

Source:irishfa.com

Fifth round

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The fifth round draw took place on 16 December 2013. The matches were played on 11 January 2014, and the replays were played on 21 January 2014. The 20 winners from the fourth round matches entered this round, along with the 12NIFL Premiership clubs. Three regional league clubs made it through the first four rounds. This was the first round of the competition in which replays were used if a match ended level after 90 minutes.

Harland & Wolff Welders vBallymena United
11 January 2014Harland & Wolff Welders2 – 2Ballymena UnitedTillysburn Park,Belfast
13:30GMTSimpson 5'
Burrows 77'
ReportKane 60'
Boyce 86'
Queen's University vLimavady United
11 January 2014Queen's University1 – 0Limavady UnitedUpper Malone,Belfast
13:30GMTHasson 75' (o.g.)Report
Lisburn Distillery vPSNI
11 January 2014Lisburn Distillery0 – 0PSNINew Grosvenor Stadium,Ballyskeagh
14:00GMTReport
Armagh City vArds
11 January 2014Armagh City2 – 2ArdsHolm Park,Armagh
15:00GMTHinds 49'
Murray 52'
ReportMitchell 45'
McMillen 90+5'
Ballinamallard United vStrabane Athletic
11 January 2014Ballinamallard United0 – 0Strabane AthleticFerney Park,Ballinamallard
15:00GMTReport
Ballyclare Comrades vKilmore Recreation
11 January 2014Ballyclare Comrades3 – 0Kilmore RecreationDixon Park,Ballyclare
15:00GMTMcClurg 7' (pen.)
Trussell 10'
Smith 13'
Report
Ballymoney United vBanbridge Town
11 January 2014Ballymoney United1 – 0Banbridge TownRiada Stadium,Ballymoney
15:00GMTMcCaughan 35'Report
Bangor vGlebe Rangers
11 January 2014Bangor7 – 1Glebe RangersClandeboye Park,Bangor
15:00GMTLamb 21'
Cooling 29' (pen.),58'
McDowell 49',60'
Gardener 63'
Forsyth 85'
ReportHighlands 88' (o.g.)
Carrick Rangers vDundela
11 January 2014Carrick Rangers3 – 2DundelaInver Park,Larne
15:00GMTLynch 50',64'
Roy 87'
ReportMcCain 38'
Beggs 71'
Cliftonville vColeraine
11 January 2014Cliftonville2 – 2ColeraineSolitude,Belfast
15:00GMTGormley 27' (pen.)
Boyce 47'
ReportDooley 39'
McDaid 59'
Crusaders vCrumlin Star
11 January 2014Crusaders2 – 1Crumlin StarSeaview,Belfast
15:00GMTSnoddy 4' (pen.)
Smith 73'
ReportBrown 61'
Glenavon vSport & Leisure Swifts
11 January 2014Glenavon7 – 0Sport & Leisure SwiftsMourneview Park,Lurgan
15:00GMTShannon 4'
Marshall 7'
O'Neill 9' (o.g.)
Rainey 40'
McIlveen 62'
McDaid 73'
Neill 85'
Report
Linfield vDergview
11 January 2014Linfield5 – 0DergviewWindsor Park,Belfast
15:00GMTLiggett 21' (o.g.)
Waterworth 42'
Burns 66',70'
Lowry 77'
Report
Moyola Park vDungannon Swifts
11 January 2014Moyola Park1 – 5Dungannon SwiftsMill Meadow,Castledawson
15:00GMTDowie 40'ReportLiggett 7',20'
Lavery 37'
Harpur 63' (pen.),89' (pen.)
Portadown vGlentoran
11 January 2014Portadown1 – 3GlentoranShamrock Park,Portadown
15:00GMTMurray 27' (pen.)ReportBoyd 19'
Allen 57',90'
Warrenpoint Town vChimney Corner
11 January 2014Warrenpoint Town2 – 0Chimney CornerMilltown,Warrenpoint
15:00GMTD. Hughes 2',59'Report

Replays

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PSNI vLisburn Distillery
21 January 2014PSNI0 – 2Lisburn DistilleryNewforge Lane,Belfast
13:30GMTReportWright 60'
Upton 79'
Armagh City vArds
21 January 2014Armagh City3 – 1ArdsHolm Park,Armagh
19:45GMTMurray 54',84' (pen.)
Lennon 60'
ReportFaulkner 12'
Ballinamallard United vStrabane Athletic
21 January 2014Ballinamallard United1 – 0Strabane AthleticFerney Park,Ballinamallard
19:45GMTCampbell 20'Report
Ballymena United vHarland & Wolff Welders
21 January 2014Ballymena United1 – 0Harland & Wolff WeldersThe Showgrounds,Ballymena
19:45GMTThompson 75'Report
Coleraine vCliftonville
21 January 2014Coleraine4 – 3CliftonvilleThe Showgrounds,Coleraine
19:45GMTOwens 11'
Browne 35'
McDaid 50' (pen.)
Harkin 72'
ReportO'Carroll 53'
Caldwell 76'
Gormley 80'

Sixth round

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The sixth round draw took place on 11 January 2014 after the fifth round matches were played, with the matches played on 8 February and 1 March 2014 and the replays played on 17 February and 1 March 2014. The 16 winners from the fifth round matches entered this round. Three clubs from tier three (Championship 2) made it into this round - the lowest ranked clubs that were left in the competition.

Armagh City vGlentoran
8 February 2014Armagh City1 – 1GlentoranHolm Park,Armagh
15:00GMTDonnelly 65'ReportKane 19'
Ballyclare Comrades vCarrick Rangers
8 February 2014Ballyclare Comrades2 – 1Carrick RangersDixon Park,Ballyclare
15:00GMTAgnew 6'
Smith 35'
ReportGibson 45'
Coleraine vDungannon Swifts
8 February 2014Coleraine2 – 3Dungannon SwiftsThe Showgrounds,Coleraine
15:00GMTMcNeill 42'
Bradley 88'
ReportHutchinson 39'
Harpur 52'
Topley 70'
Crusaders vBallymoney United
8 February 2014Crusaders4 – 0Ballymoney UnitedSeaview,Belfast
15:00GMTOwens 23',37',74'
Dempster 90'
Report
Linfield vBallymena United
8 February 2014Linfield1 – 2Ballymena UnitedWindsor Park,Belfast
15:00GMTLowry 35'ReportJenkins 25'
Cushley 66'
Lisburn Distillery vQueen's University
8 February 2014Lisburn Distillery0 – 2Queen's UniversityNew Grosvenor Stadium,Ballyskeagh
15:00GMTReportFulton 19'
Allison 52'
Warrenpoint Town vBangor
8 February 2014Warrenpoint Town0 – 0BangorMilltown,Warrenpoint
15:00GMTReport
Ballinamallard United vGlenavon
1 March 2014Ballinamallard United0 – 3GlenavonFerney Park,Ballinamallard
15:00GMTReportBates 10',62',90+1'

Replays

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Bangor vWarrenpoint Town
17 February 2014Bangor1 – 0Warrenpoint TownClandeboye Park,Bangor
19:45GMTWalsh 61'Report
Glentoran vArmagh City
1 March 2014Glentoran2 – 1Armagh CityThe Oval,Belfast
15:00GMTMagee 44' (pen.)
Scullion 90'
ReportMurray 80'

Quarter-finals

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The quarter-final draw took place on 8 February 2014 after the sixth round matches had been played, with the matches scheduled for 1 and 10 March 2014. Championship 2 clubQueen's University were the lowest ranked team left in the competition - the only representatives from the third tier.

Ballymena United vDungannon Swifts
1 March 2014Ballymena United4 – 1Dungannon SwiftsThe Showgrounds,Ballymena
15:00GMTMunster 2'
Taylor 22'
Boyce 30',87'
ReportHarpur 55'
Crusaders vBallyclare Comrades
1 March 2014Crusaders5 – 0Ballyclare ComradesSeaview,Belfast
15:00GMTHanley 15' (pen.)
Snoddy 55'
Caddell 76'
McAllister 87'
McCutcheon 90'
Report
Queen's University vBangor
1 March 2014Queen's University3 – 2BangorUpper Malone,Belfast
15:00GMTPrenter 25',58'
Ferrin 84' (pen.)
ReportNixon 29'
Forsythe 90+5' (pen.)
Glentoran vGlenavon
10 March 2014Glentoran1 – 2GlenavonThe Oval,Belfast
19:50GMTMagee 45' (pen.)ReportLindsay 88'
Bates 90'

Semi-finals

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The semi-final draw took place on 1 March 2014 after the quarter-final matches had been played, with the matches played on 5 April 2014. Championship 2 clubQueen's University reached the semi-finals for the first time in the club's history. They were the only semi-finalist from outside the top flight, and became the first club from outside the top two divisions to reach the semi-final stage sinceKillyleagh YC did so in2001–02.[8] For the first time since the1996–97 competition, neither of theBig Two clubs –Glentoran orLinfield – reached the semi-final stage.

Ballymena United vQueen's University
5 April 2014Ballymena United3 – 0Queen's UniversityThe Oval,Belfast
15:00BSTDavidson 35',50'
Kelly 89'
Report
Glenavon vCrusaders
5 April 2014Glenavon3 – 1 (a.e.t.)CrusadersWindsor Park,Belfast
15:00BSTMartyn 66',116'
Patton 114'
ReportHeatley 14'

Final

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Both finalists were making their first Irish Cup final appearance of the 21st century, Ballymena United having last played in the showpiece when they lifted the cup in1989. Glenavon reached the final for the first time since finishing as runners-up in1998. It was the fourth meeting between the two clubs in the final, and the first since1981, when Ballymena United won 1–0. The final was played on 3 May 2014 atWindsor Park,Belfast.

Ballymena United1 – 2Glenavon
Jenkins 71'ReportNeill 35'
Patton 76'
Attendance: 7,282
Referee: Raymond Crangle

References

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  1. ^"MARIE CURIE GIVEN IRISH CUP FINAL NAMING RIGHTS".Irish Football Association. irishfa.com. 15 April 2014. Archived fromthe original on 7 May 2014. Retrieved7 May 2014.
  2. ^"Irish Cup final: Ballymena Utd 1-2 Glenavon".BBC Sport. 3 May 2014. Retrieved3 May 2014.
  3. ^"Access list".Bert Kassies. Archived fromthe original on 19 August 2013. Retrieved13 August 2013.
  4. ^"Troubled Donegal Celtic ruled out of Irish Cup".Belfast Telegraph. 14 August 2013. Retrieved14 August 2013.
  5. ^"JJB SPORTS IRISH CUP".irishfa.com. 12 August 2013. Retrieved13 August 2013.
  6. ^"Crumlin United boss Paddy Kelly reflects on Islandmagee cup cracker".Belfast Telegraph. 13 October 2013. Retrieved22 October 2013.
  7. ^ab"Player ineligibility issue leads to double cup blow for Albert Foundry".Belfast Telegraph. 16 October 2013. Retrieved22 October 2013.
  8. ^"Championship: Around the grounds".Belfast Telegraph. 9 March 2014. Retrieved12 March 2014.

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