Manchester Premier Cup

Manchester Premier Cup
Manchester Premier Cup
Founded 1934
Region Greater Manchester
Number of teams 16
Current champions Droylsden
Most successful club Ashton United
(16 titles)
2008-09

The Manchester Premier Cup is an annual English football knockout tournament involving teams from Greater Manchester, England. It is a County Cup competition of the Manchester Football Association and involves Non-league football clubs, although at least one Football League club has entered the competition.

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History

The Manchester Premier Cup, then known as the Manchester County FA Shield, was first competed for in the 1934-35 season, when Manchester North End beat Hurst 5-2, in the final to become the inaugural champions[1] at their Charles Street Ground in Blackley in front of crowd of 2,400. The gate receipts of £59 were distributed 50% to the FA and 25% to each of the finalists. After World War II it became known as the Manchester Premier Cup.[citation needed]

The clubs that have won the Manchester Premier Cup the most times are:

The Competition has been dominated by the teams in the Tameside borough of Manchester who together have won the contest 55 times. Central Manchester teams have won it 5 times, teams from Bury winning 4 times and Salford and Wigan twice. A team from outside the Greater Manchester Borders has only ever won the trophy Once.

The 2011 winners were Droylsden F.C. who beat Ashton United F.C. by four goals to three after extra time in one of the best finals of recent years. The underdogs from Ashton were handed a major blow below when The Manchester FA gave Droylsden clearance to play four players who were ineligible under normal tournament rules. Former Ashton player Ciaran Kilheeney gave Droylsden an early lead but Ashton hit back to equalise almost immediately through Matty O' Neill. In the second half Kilheeney completed a hat-trick with a penalty and a header before a storming fightback from Ashton saw goals from Craig Robinson and Jonathon Bathurst level things up. Extra time saw both teams create chances but a second penalty to Droylsden proved decisive with ace marksman Kilheeney winning the tie.

201011

For this edition if the Cup, 15 Teams were entered in for the draw.[2] Competing clubs
Conference North

Northern Premier League Premier Division

Northern Premier League First Division North

North West Counties Football League Premier Division

North West Counties Football League First Division

  First round Quarter Final Semi Final Final
                                     
   Hyde 4  
16  Oldham Boro 0  
     Ashton United 7  
 
     Irlam 0  
   Mossley 2
   Curzon Ashton 3  
     Chadderton 1  
     Ashton United 4  
   Maine Road 1  
   Ashton United 2  
     Chadderton 3 (AET - Chadderton win 4-3 on penalties)
 
     Curzon Ashton 3  
   Chadderton 2
   New Mills 0  
     Ashton United 3
     Droylsden 4 AET
   Salford City 0  
   Irlam 0 (AET, Irlam win 6-5 on Penalties)  
     Droylsden 3
 
     Hyde 1  
   Glossop North End 3 AET
   Radcliffe Borough 1  
     Droylsden 2
     Trafford 0  
   Trafford 2  
   Abbey Hey 1  
     Trafford 3
 
     Glossop North End 1  
   Droylsden
   BYE  


This is an open draw, not linked as the tree above shows.

2010-2011 Final was between Droylsden and Ashton United on Monday 28th March 2011 at Hyde F.C.

Past winners

  • 193435Manchester North End beat Hurst
  • 193536Hurst beat Ashton National
  • 193637Ashton National beat Mossley
  • 193738Mossley beat Manchester North End
  • 193839Hurst beat Mossley
  • 193940Ashton National beat Hurst
  • 194041Urmston beat Ferguson Palin
  • 194142Avro beat Goslings
  • 194243Army beat Avro
  • 194344Goslings beat Ferranti [3]
  • 194445Ashton National beat Goslings
  • 194546Urmston beat Goslings
  • 194647Droylsden beat Mossley
  • 194748Goslings beat Droylsden
  • 194849Mossley beat Goslings
  • 194950Ashton United beat Goslings
  • 195051Lancashire Steel beat Mossley
  • 195152Droylsden beat Lancashire Steel
  • 195253Ashton United beat Northern Nomads
  • 195354Ashton United beat Hyde United
  • 195455Ashton United beat Stalybridge Celtic
  • 195556Hyde United and Oldham Athletic tie contest
  • 195657Hyde United beat Stalybridge Cetic
  • 195758Stalybridge Celtic beat Hyde United
  • 195859Ashton United beat Mossley
  • 195960Droylsden beat Hyde United
  • 196061Mossley beat Ashton United
  • 196162Bury beat Northern Nomads
  • 196263Ashton United beat Droylsden
  • 196364Bury beat Mossley
  • 196465Droylsden beat Ashton United
  • 196566Ashton United beat Droylsden
  • 196667Mossley beat Prestwich Heys
  • 196768Mossley beat Stalybridge Celtic
  • 196869Stalybridge Celtic beat Droylsden
  • 196970Droylsden beat Stalybridge Celtic
  • 197071Dukinfield Town beat Curzon Ashton
  • 197172Curzon Ashton beat Irlam
  • 197273Curzon Ashton beat New Mills
  • 197374Curzon Ashton beat New Mills
  • 197475Little Lever beat Chadderton
  • 197576Maine Road beat Abbey Hey
  • 197677Maine Road beat Little Lever
  • 197778Salford Amateurs beat Massey Ferguson
  • 197879Salford Amateurs beat Irlam Town
  • 197980Ashton United beat Curzon Ashton
  • 198081Droylsden beat Ashton Town
  • 198182Curzon Ashton beat Irlam Town
  • 198283Ashton United beat Chadderton
  • 198384Curzon Ashton beat Droylsden
  • 198485Irlam Town beat Curzon Ashton
  • 198586Curzon Ashton beat Irlam Town
  • 198687Curzon Ashton beat Flixton 1-0 [4]
  • 198788Maine Road beat Irlam Town
  • 198889Mossley beat Flixton 3-1[4]
  • 198990Curzon Ashton beat Salford City
  • 199091Mossley beat Droylsden 3-2[4]
  • 199192Ashton United beat Flixton 2-1[4]
  • 199293Droylsden beat Curzon Ashton 2-0[4]
  • 199394Hyde United beat Droylsden 4-1[4]
  • 199495Hyde United beat Trafford 2-1[4]
  • 199596Hyde United beat Curzon Ashton 4-3 on penalties after 2-2 draw[4]
  • 199697Glossop North End beat Trafford 5-4 on penalties after 1-1 draw[5]
  • 199798Glossop North End beat Radcliffe Borough 1-0[5]
  • 199899Hyde United beat Maine Road 1-0[4]
  • 199900Droylsden beat Mossley 2-1 [4]
  • 200001Ashton United beat Droylsden 4-0
  • 200102Ashton United beat Salford City 3-1[4]
  • 200203Ashton United beat Droylsden 2-0[4]
  • 200304Droylsden beat Ashton United 2-1[4]
  • 200405Hyde United beat Maine Road 5-4[4]
  • 200506Hyde United beat Droylsden 2-1[6]
  • 200607Droylsden beat Flixton 3-0 [6]
  • 200708Radcliffe Borough beat Hyde United 2-1[7]
  • 200809Droylsden beat Mossley 2-1[8]
  • 200910Droylsden beat Trafford 2-0
  • 201011Droylsden beat Ashton United 4-3 after extra time

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References


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