The 2019 Gibtelecom Rock Cup was a single-leg knockout tournament contested by clubs from Gibraltar. There were seventeen clubs participating in the cup this season. The final was played on 26 May 2019. The winner of the competition qualified to compete in the 2019–20 Europa League.
Europa were the defending champions after defeating Mons Calpe by a score of 2–1 in the previous season's final.
First round The draw for the first round was held on 29 November 2018. One first round match was played and all remaining clubs received a bye to the second round.
Second round The draw for the second round took place on 23 January 2019. The ties were played between 6 and 10 February 2019. A total of 16 clubs played in this round; the winner of the first round, the remaining five teams from the Second Division and all ten teams from the Premier Division.
Quarter-finals The draw for the quarter-finals took place on 15 February 2019. Two Second Division sides, Bruno's Magpies and Olympique 13, remained in the tournament. Ties were played on 12 and 13 March 2019.
Semi-finals
Final
GK 1 Kyle Goldwin (c) CB 5 Erin Barnett CB 15 Aymen Mouelhi CB 28 Nicolás Márquez RM 27 Héctor Antona LM 16 Francisco Álvarez CM 4 David Gómez CM 6 Carlos Carrasco CM 17 Chico Rubio ST 14 Nathan Santos ST 26 Alberto ZapataSubstitutes: GK 13 Jorge Avellano DF 22 Moisés Suárez MF 20 Michael Negrette MF 21 Guido Ratto MF 23 Julio Bado FW 7 Achraf Nait Brahim FW 10 Dani Ponce Manager: Paco Luna GK 23 Dayle Coleing RB 5 Ibrahim Ayew LB 2 Ethan Jolley CB 4 Olmo González CB 6 Emil Peter Jørgensen RM 10 Liam Walker (c) LM 17 Urko Arroyo CM 8 Álex Quillo CM 20 Mustapha Yahaya ST 9 Manuel Arana ST 19 Manu Dimas Substitutes: GK 1 Javi Muñoz DF 3 Nalys Castro MF 12 Razak Iddrisu MF 15 Domingo MF 18 Aaron Payas MF 22 Philip Gillingwater-Pedersen FW 16 Mikey Yome Manager: Rafa Escobar Man of the match:
Match officialsGibtelecom Cup Final - Match Officials Announced Gibraltar FA. 20 May 2019. Retrieved 20 May 2019. Assistant referees: Daniel Gomez & Michael Gordillo Forth official: José Antonio Delgado Reserve assistant referee: Kyron Azopardi Referee observer: Denis AlvarezMatch rules 90 minutes. 30 minutes of extra-time if necessary. Penalty shoot-out if scores still level. Seven named substitutes. Maximum of three substitutions.
Scorers .
7 goals Tjay De Barr (Europa) 5 goals
Matheus Assumpção (Bruno's Magpies)
4 goals
Nathan Santos (Gibraltar United) Pibe (Mons Calpe)
3 goals
Fernando Cuesta (Bruno's Magpies) Thomas Parry (Bruno's Magpies) Labra (Gibraltar Phoenix) Guido Ratto (Gibraltar United) Alberto Zapata (Gibraltar United) Leonardo Carboni (Mons Calpe) Juanse Pegalajar (Mons Calpe) José Luis Reyes (St Joseph's)
2 goals
Israel Castillo (Boca Gibraltar) Finnlay Wyatt (Bruno's Magpies) Manuel Arana (Europa) Manu Dimas (Europa) Emil Peter Jørgensen (Europa) Liam Walker (Europa) Juan Manuel Llaves (Gibraltar Phoenix) Francisco Álvarez (Gibraltar United) Dani Ponce (Gibraltar United) Néstor Trecco (Mons Calpe) Alejandro Carenote (Olympique 13) Shawn Gonzalez (St Joseph's) Andrew Hernandez (St Joseph's)
1 goal
Alex Dimitriu (Bruno's Magpies) Jamie Fortuna (Bruno's Magpies) Matthew Grech (Bruno's Magpies) Urko Arroyo (Europa) Ibrahim Ayew (Europa) Álex Quillo (Europa) Alan Parker (Glacis United) Cristofer Miñano (Gibraltar Phoenix) Jordan Serna (Gibraltar Phoenix) Tito De Torres (Gibraltar United) Aymen Mouelhi (Gibraltar United) Chico Rubio (Gibraltar United) Kike Gómez (Lincoln Red Imps) Javier Cantelmi (Lions Gibraltar) Mohamed Badr (Lynx) Ethan Britto (Mons Calpe) Jonathan Di Toro (Mons Calpe) Kelvin Morgan (Mons Calpe) Jonathan Pereyra (Mons Calpe) Francisco Zúñiga (Mons Calpe) Godwin Egbo (Olympique 13) Andrew Lopez (Olympique 13) Javi Anaya (St Joseph's) Ryan Casciaro (St Joseph's) Ernesto Cornejo (St Joseph's) Evan Green (St Joseph's) Iván Lobato (St Joseph's)
Own goals Ashley Harrison (Hound Dogs) - for St Joseph's Sergio Panes (College 1975) - for Mons Calpe Kalian Perez (Lions Gibraltar) – for Gibraltar Phoenix
See also 2018–19 Gibraltar Premier Division 2018–19 Gibraltar Second Division
References
External links Gibraltar Football Association