ABOUT

The Chatham Cup is one of New Zealand sport’s oldest and most coveted trophies; contested annually since 1923.

It is New Zealand's premier knockout tournament in men's association football where club, school, and other teams across Aotearoa New Zealand battle to become Chatham Cup champions.

The equivalent of England's FA Cup, the trophy was gifted to New Zealand Football by the crew of HMS Chatham, as a means of thanking the New Zealand public for the great goodwill shown the sailors during their time in this part of the world.

Learn more about the history of the Chatham Cup and check out this season's fixtures below.