1990 Chatham Cup

Mount Wellington finished the match with ten men after Dave Witteveen was sent off late in the second half.

Allan Carville led the way for the southerners, before a wayward backpass from Verweij caught the wind and beat his own keeper to level things up.

The Mount took the lead for the first time with a fine curving shot from Noel Barkley, 1990 New Zealand player of the year.

Then in the dying stages, referee Roger Woolmer game a free kick to Mount Wellington close to the Christchurch goal.

Christchurch fought back, and with only seconds remaining McGarry deflected a Julyan Falloon cross into the Mount's net.

Mount Wellington scored with four of their five efforts, from Terry Torrens, Noel Barkley, Grant Lightbown, and Steve O'Donoghue.