Isthmian League Cup 2004-05

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The 31st Isthmian League Cup
The 31st Isthmian League Cup

The Isthmian League Cup 2004-05 was the 31st staging of the Isthmian League's football league cup competition, the Isthmian League Cup. The competition was also known as the "Bryco League Cup" or just "Bryco Cup" due to a sponsorship deal. This was the last season the tournament would be sponsored by Bryco.

The competition began on October 26, 2004, with 18 First Round matches taking place. For the Isthmian League's Premier Division clubs, the tournament began in the Third Round in January 2005. All 60 member clubs of the Isthmian League competed.

Ties are all single-legged and take place at the stadium of the club drawn first. If scores are level at the end of a match, extra-time and penalties (if necessary) are used to determine a winner. However, at the Semi-Final stage, matches are played over two legs, the first leg being at the stadium of the team drawn first.

All matches at every stage of the competition are scheduled by the league to be played on Tuesday evenings, so as not to clash with already scheduled Saturday league matches; however this season, the Third Round matches took place on a Monday: January 3. The final of the 2004-05 Isthmian League Cup was held at Staines Town FC and the winners were Slough Town, who were victorious over Hampton & Richmond Borough by three goals to one, the final was played infront of 725 spectators.

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[edit] Calendar

Round Date Matches Clubs Byes
First Round October 26, 2004 36 36-18 24 clubs
Second Round November 16, 2004 10 20-10 22 clubs
Third Round January 3, 2005 16 32-16 none
Fourth Round February 1, 2005 8 16-8 none
Quarter Finals February 2005 4 8-4 none
Semi Finals March 15 & 22nd 2005 2 4-2 none
Final Thursday April 28, 2005 1 2-1 none

[edit] Fixtures & Results

The results listed below start at the First Round, where the 36 lowest ranked clubs in the Isthmian League play each other for a place in the second round.

[edit] First Round

Ties took place on October 26. Ties are shown in alphabetical order, not that which they were drawn in.

  1. AFC Wimbledon 2-0 Flackwell Heath
  2. Bashley 4-0 Abingdon Town
  3. Brook House 3-2 Molesey
  4. Chalfont St. Peter 3-4 Clapton
  5. Chertsey Town 1-2 Burgess Hill Town
  6. Cray Wanderers 5-1 Camberley Town
  7. Croydon Athletic 4-1 Dorking
  8. Dulwich Hamlet 6-0 Corinthian Casuals
  9. Edgware Town 3-4 Horsham
  10. Epsom & Ewell 1-2 Witham Town
  11. Hertford Town 1-0 Bromley
  12. Ilford 1-2 Kingsbury Town
  13. Leatherhead 1-0 Newport IOW
  14. Met. Police 5-1 Hastings United
  15. Tooting & Mitcham Utd 2-1 Ashford Town
  16. Walton & Hersham 7-1 Banstead Athletic
  17. Ware 2-3 Enfield
  18. Wembley 0-2 Croydon

[edit] Second Round

The 18 clubs to have made it through Round One enter the Second Round draw, along with Fleet Town, and Whyteleafe, who were given a bye to the Second Round. All ties took place on Tuesday, 16 November 2005, and are listed in alphabetical order.

  1. Burgess Hill Town 3-0 Whyteleafe
  2. Clapton 0-1 Walton & Hersham
  3. Cray Wanderers 2-1 Croydon
  4. Dulwich Hamlet 4-1 Croydon Athletic
  5. Fleet Town 3-0 Brook House
  6. Horsham 1-2 AFC Wimbledon
  7. Kingsbury Town 3-4 Enfield
  8. Leatherhead 2-0 Tooting & Mitcham Utd
  9. Met. Police 2-3 Hertford Town
  10. Witham Town 2-3 Bashley

[edit] Third Round

The 10 clubs to make it through Round Two are entered into the Third Round draw with an extra 22 clubs (every side in the Premier Division. Ties are listed in alphabetical order.

  1. Billericay Town 0-2 Heybridge Swifts
  2. Cray Wanderers 1-0 Burgess Hill Town
  3. Dover Athletic 1-2 AFC Wimbledon
  4. Enfield 1-4 Bashley
  5. Fleet Town 0-2 Yeading
  6. Folkestone Invicta 6-1 Kingstonian
  7. Hampton & Richmond Borough 2-1 Dulwich Hamlet
  8. Harrow Borough 0-1 Braintree Town
  9. Hendon 3-6 Leatherhead
  10. Hertford Town 0-1 Chelmsford City
  11. Salisbury City 2-0 Leyton
  12. Slough Town 1-0 Cheshunt
  13. Walton & Hersham 2-1 Northwood
  14. Wealdstone 3-0 Tonbridge Angels
  15. Windsor & Eton 0-1 Staines Town
  16. Worthing 0-2 Eastleigh

[edit] Fourth Round

The 16 clubs to have made it through the Third Round enter the Fourth Round Draw. Fixtures took place on 1 February 2005. Ties are listed in alphabetical order.

  1. AFC Wimbledon 3-2 Cray Wanderers
  2. Chelmsford City 2-1 Wealdstone
  3. Eastleigh 1-2 Hampton & Richmond Borough
  4. Folkestone Invicta 2-1 Bashley
  5. Leatherhead (P) 3-3 Yeading
  6. Slough Town 3-0 Salisbury City
  7. Staines Town 0-1 Heybridge Swifts
  8. Walton & Hersham 0-2 Braintree Town

[edit] Quarter Finals

The final eight sides compete in the Quarter Finals. Fixtures took place on 22 February 2005. Ties are listed in alphabetical order.

  1. Chelmsford City 3-0 Leatherhead
  2. Hampton & Richmond Borough 1-0 Braintree Town
  3. Heybridge Swifts (P) 1-1 Folkestone Invicta
  4. Slough Town 4-2 AFC Wimbledon

[edit] Semi Finals

The Semi Final fixtures are played over two legs. The first legs were played on 15 March, and the 2nd legs on 22 March.

  1. Hampton & Richmond Borough 0-0 Chelmsford City
  2. Heybridge Swifts 1-2 Slough Town
  1. Chelmsford City 0-1 Hampton & Richmond Borough
  2. Slough Town 2-1 Heybridge Swifts

[edit] Final

The players of Slough and Hampton enter the pitch for the final.
The players of Slough and Hampton enter the pitch for the final.

The Final was held on Thursday, 28 April 2005. The winners were Slough Town FC, who beat Hampton & Richmond Borough FC 3-1, infront of 725 spectators. Hampton & Richmond Borough went into the match in 5th place in the Premier Division, and Slough Town in 13th place, so it can be said that the underdogs were victorious.

Other factors which may have played a part in the result include Hampton & Richmond Borough having played three matches in less than a week due to a fixture backlog. The goalscorers for Slough Town were Ian Hodges (2), and Josias Carbon. Dudley Gardner scored for Hampton & Richmond Borough.

The only red card of the match came for Hampton & Richmond Borough's number Three, Dean Wells. The referee for this match was Martin Darlow. There was also a yellow card for Slough Town's Josias Carbon.[1]

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