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The FFA Cup is Australia’s predominant national association football knockout competition. Here you can find all the details on the 2019 draw.
The 2019 FFA Cup was won by Adelaide United, who defeated Melbourne City 4-0.
Navigate draw by stage Round of 32 | Round of 16 | Quarter-finals | Semi-finals | Final
Full 2019 FFA Cup draw
Final
Date Time (AEDT) Home Away Venue Score
Wed Oct 23
7:30pm
Adelaide United
Melbourne City
Coopers Stadium
4-0
Semi-finals
Date Time (AEDT) Home Away Venue Score
Tue Oct 1
7:30pm
Brisbane Strikers
Melbourne City
Perry Park
1-5
Wed Oct 2
7:30pm
Central Coast Mariners
Adelaide United
Central Coast Stadium
2-1
Quarter-finals
Date Time (AEST) Home Away Venue Score
Tue Sep 17
7:30pm
Hume City
Central Coast Mariners
ABD Stadium, Melbourne
0-1
Tue Sep 17
7:30pm
Adelaide United
Newcastle Jets
Coopers Stadium
1-0
Wed Sep 18
7:30pm
Melbourne City
Western Sydney Wanderers
AAMI Park
3-0
Wed Sep 18
7:30pm
Brisbane Strikers
Moreland Zebras
Perry Park
3-2
Round of 16
Date Time (AEST) Home Away Venue Score
Wed Aug 21
7:30pm
Edgeworth FC
Newcastle Jets
Jack McLaughlan Oval, Newcastle
1-5
Wed Aug 21
7:30pm
Marconi Stallions
Melbourne City
Marconi Stadium, Sydney
1-2
Wed Aug 21
7:30pm
Olympic FC
Adelaide Unitrd
Perry Park, Brisbane
2-3
Wed Aug 21
7:30pm
Moreland Zebras
Mackay & Whitsundays Magpies Crusaders United
CB Smith Reserve, Melbourne
4-0
Wed Aug 28
7:30pm
Sydney United 58
Western Sydney Wanderers
Campbelltown Stadium
1-7
Wed Aug 28
7:30pm
Brisbane Strikers
Manly United
Perry Park
1-0
Wed Aug 28
7:30pm
Adelaide Olympic
Hume City
VALO Football Centre
1-3
Wed Aug 28
7:30pm
Brisbane Roar
Central Coast Mariners
Dolphin Stadium
2-2 (2-4p)
Round of 32
Date Time (AEST) Home Away Venue Score
Wed Jul 24
7:30pm
Olympic FC
Bayswater City
Perry Park, Brisbane
5-2
Wed Jul 24
7:30pm
Adelaide Olympic
Floreat Athena
VALO Football Centre, Adelaide
4-3
Wed Jul 24
7:30pm
Darwin Olympic
Edgeworth FC
Darwin Football Stadium
0-3
Wed Jul 24
7:30pm
Bulleen Lions
Moreland Zebras
David Barro Stadium, Melbourne
1-1 (2-3p)
Wed Jul 24
7:30pm
Mackay & Whitsundays Magpies Crusaders United
Commera Colts
Sologinkin Oval, Mackay
2-1
Wed Jul 24
7:30pm
Mt Druitt Town Rangers
Manly United
Popondetta Park, Sydney
2-2 (2-4p)
Wed Jul 31
7:30pm
Campbelltown City
Melbourne City
Steve Woodcock Sports Centre, Adelaide
1-3
Wed Jul 31
7:30pm
Maitland FC
Central Coast Mariners
Maitland Sportsground
0-2
Wed Jul 31
7:30pm
Cooma Tigers
Hume City
Deakin Stadium, Canberra
0-2
Wed Jul 31
7:30pm
South Hobart
Marconi Stallions
Blundstone Arena
0-3
Wed Jul 31
7:30pm
St George FC
Sydney United 58
Ilinden Sports Centre, Sydney
3-5 (aet)
Wed Aug 7
7:30pm
Melbourne Knights
Adelaide United
Knights Stadium
2-5
Wed Aug 7
7:30pm
Brisbane Strikers
Wellington Phoenix
Perry Park, Brisbane
2-2 (4-2p)
Wed Aug 7
7:30pm
Melbourne Victory
Newcastle Jets
AAMI Park
2-3 (aet)
Wed Aug 7
7:30pm
Sydney FC
Brisbane Roar
Leichhardt Oval
0-2
Wed Aug 7
8:30pm
Perth Glory
Western Sydney Wanderers
Dorrien Gardens, Perth
1-2 (aet)
While The Roar goes to every effort in ensuring these fixtures are correct, they are subject to change and you should consult the official FFA copy before acting. Correct as at August 8.
The 32-side competition structure of the FFA Cup is comprised of the 10-A-League sides and 22 ‘Member Federation Clubs’ sides that reach the final 32 in progressional stages with qualifying rounds used to determine which lower division teams join the A-League teams. The number of clubs representing each ‘federation’ are determined by registration numbers.
In 2019, the dates are as follows.
Preliminary rounds: February 9-June 25Round of 32: July 24-August 7Round of 16: August 21-28Quarter-finals: September 17-18Semi-finals: October 1-2Final: October 23
The 22 member teams who made the final 32 in 2019 are below.
Adelaide Olympic
Bayswater City
Brisbane Strikers
Bulleen Lions
Campbelltown City
Cooma Tigers
Coomera Colts
Darwin Olympic
Edgeworth FC
Floreat Athena
Hume City
Mackay & Whitsundays Magpies Crusaders United
Maitland FC
Manly United
Marconi Stallions
Melbourne Knights
Moreland Zebras
Mt Druitt Town Rangers
Olympic FC
South Hobart
St George FC
Sydney United 58
