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2020 FFA Cup preliminary rounds
Tournament details
CountryAustralia
Teams765, though only 635 played or were drawn to play
Final positions
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The 2020 FFA Cup preliminary rounds were the qualifying competition initially meant to decide 22 of the 32 teams to take part in the 2020 FFA Cup. Some preliminary matches were held in February and March, prior to the competition being suspended in mid-March due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia.[1]

The competition was cancelled on 3 July.[2]

One of the member federation-based competitions resumed from July (for the Lakoseljac Cup in Tasmania).[3]

Schedule

The fixtures for the competition are as follows.

Round Number of fixtures ACT NSW NNSW NT[4] QLD SA[5] TAS[3] VIC[6] WA[7]
First qualifying round 31 + 3 byes – – – – – – – 8–16 Feb –
Second qualifying round 17 – – – – – – – 22–23 Feb –
First round 32 + 1 bye – – – – – – – 28 Feb–2 Mar 29 Feb–7 Mar
Second round 143 + 53 byes – 11–17 Mar 22–23 Feb – 21 Feb–14 Mar – – 6–9 Mar 14–15 Mar
Third round partially played – – 29 Feb–1 Mar – 28 Feb–21 Mar – 29 Feb 13–16 Mar –
Fourth round partially played – – 14–15 Mar – 14 Mar – 11 Jul – –
Fifth round overall competition cancelled by this time – – – – – – 5–30 Sep – –
Sixth round overall competition cancelled by this time – – – – – – 31 Oct–1 Nov – –
Seventh round overall competition cancelled by this time – – – – – – 7 Nov – –
  • Some round dates in respective Federations overlap due to separate scheduling of Zones/Sub-Zones.
  • Member federation matches played or scheduled since the overall competition was cancelled are shown in grey.

Format

The preliminary rounds structures are as follows, and refer to the different levels in the unofficial Australian association football league system:[8][9]

  • First qualifying round:
  • 65 Victorian clubs level 9 and below entered this stage.
  • Second qualifying round:
  • 34 Victorian clubs progressed to this stage.
  • First round:
  • 56 Victorian clubs (17 from the previous round and 39 level 8) entered this stage.
  • 9 Western Australian clubs (Regional areas) entered this stage.
  • Second round:
  • 121 New South Wales clubs (level 6 and below) entered this stage.[10]
  • 48 Northern New South Wales clubs (level 4 and below) entered this stage.[11]
  • 90 Queensland clubs (level 4 and below) entered this stage.[12]
  • 62 Victorian clubs (28 from the previous round and 34 level 7) entered this stage.
  • 19 Western Australian clubs (5 from the previous round and 17 level 5 and below) entered this stage.
  • Third round:
  • 12 ACT clubs (level 3 and below) entered this stage, although no games were played.
  • 88 New South Wales clubs (65 from the previous round and 23 level 4–5) entered this stage.
  • 45 Northern New South Wales clubs (8 from the previous round and 13 level 3) entered this stage.
  • 79 Queensland clubs (59 from the previous round and 20 level 4 and below) entered this stage.
  • 54 South Australian clubs (level 2 and below) entered this stage.
  • 10 Tasmanian clubs (level 3) entered this stage.
  • 101 Victorian clubs (31 from the previous round and 70 levels 3 to 6) entered this stage.
  • Fourth round:
  • 8 ACT clubs (level 2) entered this stage, although no games were played.
  • 8 Northern New South Wales clubs (8 from the previous round – Northern Zone) participated in this stage before the competition was abandoned.
  • 9 Northern Territory clubs (level 2 and below) entered this stage.
  • 64 Queensland clubs (40 from the previous round and 24 level 2 and 3) entered this stage.
  • 16 Tasmanian clubs (8 from the previous round and 8 level 2) entered this stage, with the competition resuming on 11 July.[3]
  • Fifth round:
  • 3 Queensland clubs (from Far North Queensland and North Queensland) reached this stage before the competition was abandoned.
  • 8 Tasmanian clubs progressed to this stage. Matches were held after the overall competition was cancelled.
  • Sixth round:
  • 4 Tasmanian clubs progressed to this stage.
  • Seventh round:

Key to abbreviations

Federation Zone Sub Zone
ACT = Australian Capital Territory
NSW = New South Wales
NNSW = Northern New South Wales NTH = North
STH = South
NT = Northern Territory
QLD = Queensland CNQ = Central and North Queensland FNQ = Far North Queensland
CQ = Central Queensland
MR = Mackay Region
NQ = North Queensland
SEQ = South East Queensland
SA = South Australia
TAS = Tasmania
VIC = Victoria
WA = Western Australia

First qualifying round

Notes:

Second qualifying round

Notes:
  • w/o = Walkover
  • † = After Extra Time

First round

Notes:
  • w/o = Walkover
  • † = After Extra Time
  • WA Byes – Twin City Saints SC (-).

Second round

Notes:
  • † = After Extra Time
  • NSW Byes – Broulee Stingrays FC (-), Bulli FC (-), Castle Hill United FC (-), Central Coast Wolves FC (-), Coniston FC (-), Gunners FC (-), Marayong FC (-), Redbacks FC (-), Springwood United FC (-).
  • NNSW Byes – Bellingen FC (-), Boambee Bombers FC (4), Coffs City United FC (4), Dudley Redhead United Senior FC (4), Dudley Redhead United FC (4), Kotara South FC (4), Macleay Valley Rangers FC (4), Mayfield United Senior FC (-), Moree Services FC (5), North United Wolves SC (-), Oxley Vale Attunga FC (4), Port United SC (4), Sawtell FC (-), Wallis Lakes-Great Lakes United (-), Westlawn Tigers FC (4), Woolgoolga Wolves (4).
  • QLD Byes – Across The Waves (-), Broadbeach United (4), Burleigh Heads Bulldogs (4), Caloundra FC (4), Clinton FC (-), CQU Berserker Bears (-), Frenchville FC (-), Kangaroo Point Rovers (6), Kawana (4), KSS Jets FC (-), Logan Village FC (7), Maroochydore FC (4), Narangba (-), Nerang FC (4), New Farm United FC (5), Newmarket (6), North Pine (4), Redcliffe PCYC FC (7), Robina City (5), Samford Rangers FC (5), Slacks Creek (6), Southport (4), St. George Willawong FC (5), Taringa Rovers (4), Teviot Downs SC (7), The Gap (4), The Lakes FC (6), Toowong (4).

Third round

In the ACT and South Australia, a draw was conducted[13] but no matches were played.

Notes:

Fourth round

In Tasmania, the Lakoseljac Cup recommenced in July, after the cancellation of the overall FFA Cup competition.[3] In the Northern Territory a draw was made, but no matches were played.

Fifth and subsequent rounds

The Lakoseljac Cup competition continued in Tasmania, which was the only member federation still running a cup competition that had been part of the FFA Cup preliminary rounds. The match between South Hobart and Kingborough Lions United (originally won 3–2 by South Hobart) had to be replayed after an administrative team-sheet breach.[14]

Fed Zone Sub Zone Tie no Home team (Tier) Score Away team (Tier)
Tasmania
TAS – – 1 Hobart United (3) 0–2 Launceston City (2)
TAS – – 2 Taroona (3) 0–3 Glenorchy Knights (2)
TAS – – 3 Olympia (2) 2–0 University of Tasmania (3)
TAS – – 4 South Hobart (2) 5–2 Kingborough Lions United (2)

Sixth round

Fed Zone Sub Zone Tie no Home team (Tier) Score Away team (Tier)
Tasmania
TAS – – 1 Olympia (2) 7–0 Launceston City (2)
TAS – – 2 Glenorchy Knights (2) 3–2 South Hobart (2)

Seventh round

The only match played in this round was the grand final of the Lakoseljac Cup competition in Tasmania.

Fed Zone Sub Zone Tie no Home team (Tier) Score Away team (Tier)
Tasmania
TAS – – 1 Olympia (2) 1–2 Glenorchy Knights (2)

References

  1. ^ "Grassroots football temporarily suspended". Football Federation Australia. 17 March 2020. Retrieved 17 March 2020.
  2. ^ "Coronavirus forces FFA Cup to be cancelled". The World Game. SBS. 7 July 2020. Retrieved 7 July 2020.
  3. ^ a b c d Andrew Cooling (13 July 2020). "Lakoseljac Cup Round of 16 Wrap". Sliceofcheese.net. Retrieved 13 July 2020.
  4. ^ "Football Northern Territory – FFA CUP". www.footballnt.com.au. Archived from the original on 4 March 2020. Retrieved 4 March 2020.
  5. ^ "FFA Cup 2020 nominations now open". Football SA. 20 January 2020. Retrieved 26 February 2020.
  6. ^ "FFA CUP 2020 PRELIMINARY ROUNDS PROGRESSION" (PDF). footballfedvic.com.au. Retrieved 2 January 2020.
  7. ^ "2020 Competition Calendar". footballwest.com.au. Archived from the original on 10 January 2020. Retrieved 11 January 2020.
  8. ^ FFA Cup Progression
  9. ^ "2020 FFA Cup Qualifying Round 1 Draw Completed". 28 January 2020.
  10. ^ "HUGE INTEREST GROWS AS FFA CUP ROUND'S 2 AND 3 ANNOUNCED". Football NSW. 27 February 2020. Retrieved 2 March 2020.
  11. ^ "Round-2-Fixtures-Draw-2019-FFA-Cup-Northern-Southern-Conference" (PDF). Football Northern NSW. Retrieved 22 February 2020.
  12. ^ "FFA Cup Queensland Preliminary draw fixtures revealed". FFA. 30 January 2020. Retrieved 22 February 2020.
  13. ^ "Opening FFA Cup matches in ACT locked in". Capital Football. 5 March 2020. Retrieved 5 March 2020.
  14. ^ Andrew Cooling (9 September 2020). "FT Rules South and Lions To Meet Again". Sliceofcheese.net. Retrieved 26 September 2020.
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