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2013 Waratah Cup

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Football tournament season
2013 Waratah Cup
Tournament details
CountryAustralia
Teams97
Final positions
ChampionsAPIA Leichhardt Tigers
Runners-upSutherland Sharks
Tournament statistics
Matches played96
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The2013 Waratah Cup was the 11th season of theWaratah Cup knockout competition, the main domestic cup competition inNew South Wales.

The defending champions wereNational Premier Leagues NSW sideSutherland Sharks, who beatAPIA Leichhardt Tigers 4–1 in the2012 final. It was the second time Sutherland had won the title in their history. They entered the competition in Round 4 alongside allNational Premier Leagues NSW teams, advancing all the way to the Grand Final and an eventual loss to APIA Leichhardt Tigers. A record 97 teams entered the competition.

The 2013 champions were APIA Leichhardt Tigers – their fourth title (including predecessor knockout cup competitions) – who beatSutherland Sharks in the Cup final atSeymour Shaw Park, which was a rematch of theprevious season's Grand Final after goals fromJason Oswell,Franco Parisi, andSean Symons.

Teams

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97 teams entered the competition, representing a tournament record.[1] The draw for the entire tournament was conducted prior to Round 1.[2]

RoundClubs
remaining		Clubs
involved		Winners from
previous round		New entries
this round		Leagues entering at this roundScheduled
playing date
Round 19761061National Premier Leagues Capital Football
NSW State League Division 2
FNSW Grassroots teams		27 March
Round 26832320none10 April
Round 352401624National Premier Leagues NSW 2
NSW State League Division 1		24 April
Round 432322012National Premier Leagues NSW8 May
Round of 161616160none22 May
Quarter-finals8880none5 June
Semi-finals4440none19 June
Grand Final2220none7 July

Round 1

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A total of 58 teams competed.[3]

Tie noHome team (tier)Score[4]Away team (tier)
1Glenmore Park (-)2–2Liverpool (-)
Liverpool advance 3–2 on penalties.
2Helensburgh Thistle (-)1–2Bass Hill RSL (-)
3Springwood United (-)1–11Dunbar Rovers (-)
4Parklea (-)2–2Loftus Yarrawarrah (-)
Parklea advance 4–3 on penalties.
5Castle Hill RSL Rockets (-)2–5Southern Bulls (4)
6Maroubra United (-)5–0Revesby Workers (-)
7Port Kembla (-)7–0Leichhardt Saints (-)
8Wollongong United (-)FC Bossy Liverpool (-)
9Auburn (-)2–1Coogee United (-)
10Belmore United (4)3–4Canberra Olympic (1)
11Auburn II (-)0–3Blaxland (-)
12Miranda Magpies (-)3–4Willoughby Dalleys (-)
13University of NSW (4)5–1St. Marys Band Club (-)
14Tarrawanna (-)4–2Oatley RSL (-)
Tie noHome team (tier)Score[4]Away team (tier)
15Mosman (-)3–2Ararat (-)
16Fairfield City Lions (4)1–0Phoenix FC (-)
17Picton Rangers (-)0–1Lilli Pilli (-)
18Bankstown Sports Strikers (-)0–9Bulli (-)
19Padstow United (-)4–1Hurstville ZFC (4)
20Schofield Scorpions (4)w/oBalmain Wanderers (-)
21FC Eagles Sydney Inc (-)3–5All Saints Oatley West (-)
22Auburn III (-)1–11Hurstville City Minotaurs (4)
23Waverley Old Boys FC (-)w/oEnfield (-)
24Doonside Hawks SC (-)1–9Cooma (1)
25Kellyville Kolts (-)4–3Inter Lions II (-)
26Western Condors (4)6–2Belmore Eagles (-)
27St Augustine's (-)3–2Southern Branch (4)
28Enfield Rovers (4)Collaroy Cromer Strikers (-)
29Stanmore Hawks (4)2–4Dapto Dandaloo Fury (-)

Round 2

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A total of 32 teams competed, 29 having won in Round 1 and three (Bondi,Randwick City andWest Pymble)[2] having received byes in Round 1.[3]

Tie noHome team (tier)Score[5]Away team (tier)
33Dapto Dandaloo Fury (-)7–0Liverpool (-)
34Western Condors (4)1–7Port Kembla (-)
35Southern Bulls (4)6–2Willoughby Dalleys (-)
36Lilli Pilli (-)3–1University of NSW (4)
37Canberra Olympic (1)5–0Auburn (-)
38Randwick City (-)1–6Maroubra United (-)
39Hurstville City Minotaurs (4)1–5Cooma (1)
40All Saints Oatley West (-)1–6Bulli (-)
Tie noHome team (tier)Score[4]Away team (tier)
41Wollongong United (-)4–0Blaxland (-)
42Padstow United (-)0–3Dunbar Rovers (-)
43Bondi (-)2–4West Pymble (-)
44Mosman (-)2–1Bass Hill RSL (-)
45Parklea (-)3–2Waverley Old Boys FC (-)
46Fairfield City Lions (4)1–2Tarrawanna (-)
47St Augustine's (-)2–1Balmain Wanderers (-)
48Kellyville Kolts (-)w/oCollaroy Cromer Strikers (-)

Round 3

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A total of 40 teams competed, 16 of which had progressed from Round 2 along with 24 clubs from theNational Premier Leagues NSW 2 andNSW State League Division 1.[3]

Tie noHome team (tier)Score[6]Away team (tier)
49Hills Brumbies (2)2–5Port Kembla (-)
50Dapto Dandaloo Fury (-)2–4Spirit FC (2)
51Dunbar Rovers (-)3–1Balmain (3)
52Sydney University (2)2–2Hakoah Sydney City East (3)
Sydney University advance 4–2 on penalties.
53Parklea (-)2–1Prospect United (3)
54Kellyville Kolts (-)0–2Macarthur Rams (2)
55Granville Rage (3)4–2St Augustine's (-)
56Parramatta FC (2)4–0Inter Lions (3)
57Bankstown City (2)1–2Mounties Wanderers (2)
58Mt Druitt Town Rangers (2)4–0Mosman (-)
Tie noHome team (tier)Score[6]Away team (tier)
59Wollongong United (-)3–3Northbridge (3)
Wollongong United advance on penalties.
60Northern Tigers (2)6–1Gladesville Ryde Magic (3)
61West Pymble (-)4–1Lilli Pilli (-)
62St George (2)2–0Hawkesbury City (3)
63Cooma (1)1–4Bulli (-)
64Camden Tigers (3)2–4Maroubra United (-)
65Fraser Park (2)1–0Dulwich Hill (3)
66Bankstown Berries (2)2–0Tarrawanna (-)
67Western NSW Mariners (3)2–1Canberra Olympic (1)
68Southern Bulls (4)3–2Nepean FC (3)

Round 4

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A total of 32 teams competed, 20 of which had progressed from Round 3 along with 12 clubs fromNational Premier Leagues NSW.[3]

Tie noHome team (tier)Score[7]Away team (tier)
69Parramatta FC (2)3–1Nepean FC (3)
70Marconi Stallions (1)5–0Fraser Park (2)
71Central Coast Mariners Academy (1)4–3Blacktown City (1)
72Parklea (-)0–7Rockdale City Suns (1)
73Manly United (1)1–1South Coast Wolves (1)
South Coast Wolves advance 5–4 on penalties.
74Northern Tigers (2)2–1Dunbar Rovers (-)
75Bankstown Berries (2)1–4Sydney University (2)
76Port Kembla (-)1–2Granville Rage (3)
Tie noHome team (tier)Score[4]Away team (tier)
77APIA Leichhardt Tigers (1)4–0Maroubra United (-)
78West Pymble (-)0–4St George (2)
79Mounties Wanderers (2)2–1Spirit FC (2)
80Macarthur Rams (2)1–3Sydney Olympic (1)
81Mt Druitt Town Rangers (2)2–3Sutherland Sharks
82Wollongong United (-)2–0Blacktown Spartans (1)
83Bonnyrigg White Eagles (1)6–1Western NSW Mariners (3)
84Sydney United (1)2–0Bulli (-)

Round of 16

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Wollongong United were the lowest ranked team to qualify for this round. They were the only FNSW Grassroots team left in the competition.

Tie noHome team (tier)Score[8]Away team (tier)
85Rockdale City Suns (1)3–1Granville Rage (3)
86APIA Leichhardt Tigers (1)2–0Marconi Stallions (1)
87Mounties Wanderers (2)1–1Central Coast Mariners Academy (1)
Central Coast Mariners Academy advance 6–5 on penalties.
88Parramatta FC (2)2–2St George (2)
St George advance 4–2 on penalties.
Tie noHome team (tier)Score[4]Away team (tier)
89Sydney Olympic (1)2–1Sydney University (2)
90Northern Tigers (2)1–1Sutherland Sharks (1)
Sutherland Sharks advance 8–7 on penalties.
91Wollongong United (-)2–1Sydney United (1)
92South Coast Wolves (1)0–1Bonnyrigg White Eagles (1)

Quarter-finals

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Wollongong United were the lowest ranked team to qualify for this round. They were the only FNSW Grassroots team left in the competition.[9]

Apia Leichhardt Tigers4–3 (a.e.t.)Central Coast Mariners Academy
Oswell 32',52',56'
Crowell 102' (o.g.)		ReportCrowell 22'
Payne 40' (pen.)
Verity 83'
Referee:Chris Young
Sutherland Sharks4–3Sydney Olympic
Elasi 5',25',35'
Nikas 68'		ReportDanaskos 59'
Godoy-Bascur 63'
Angel 80'
Referee: Stephen Lucas
St George2–1Wollongong United
Smith 22'
Messam 35'		ReportZoric 76' (pen.)
Referee:Khord Yagi
Bonnyrigg White Eagles5–2Rockdale City Suns
Younis 25',34',54' (pen.),64'
Peterson 41'		ReportBurgess 1'
Perri 76'

Semi-finals

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The lowest ranked team qualified for this round wasSt George. They are the onlyNational Premier Leagues NSW 2 team in the Semi-finals.[10]

Bonnyrigg White Eagles2–4 (a.e.t.)APIA Leichhardt Tigers
Long 60'
Fondyke 69'		ReportClapham 34'
Oswell 82',109'
Bartels 96'
Referee:Adam Susz
Sutherland Sharks3–1St George
Boardman 29'
Nikas 46' (pen.)
Elasi 84'		ReportJovovic 15'
Referee:Chris Young

Grand final

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Sutherland Sharks0–3APIA Leichhardt Tigers
ReportOswell 27'
Parisi 65'
Symons 90+3'
Referee:Chris Young

References

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  1. ^"Record teams apply as Waratah Cup 2013 Draw Announced".Football NSW. Retrieved20 April 2015.
  2. ^ab"2013 Waratah Cup Match Schedule"(PDF).Football NSW. Retrieved20 April 2015.
  3. ^abcd"Draw Mechanics"(PDF).Football NSW. Retrieved20 April 2015.
  4. ^abcde"Waratah Cup round 1 Review".Football NSW. Retrieved20 April 2015.
  5. ^"Waratah Cup round 2 Review".Football NSW. Retrieved20 April 2015.
  6. ^ab"Waratah Cup: Round Three Review".Football NSW. Retrieved20 April 2015.
  7. ^"Waratah Cup round 4 Review".Football NSW. Retrieved20 April 2015.
  8. ^"Waratah Cup Round of Sixteen Review".Football NSW. Retrieved20 April 2015.
  9. ^Adam Pengilly (24 May 2013)."Wollongong United fear complacency".Illawarra Mercury. Retrieved20 April 2015.
  10. ^Mark Stavroulakis."Waratah Cup Semi-finals this Wednesday".Football NSW. Retrieved20 April 2015.
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