1989–90 Pilkington Cup
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The 1989-1990 Pilkington Cup was the nineteenth edition of England's premier rugby union club competition at the time. Bath won the competition defeating Gloucester in the final. The Bath victory was the biggest winning margin of any previous final, helped by the fact that Gloucester's John Gadd was dismissed from the field after 57 minutes for stamping on Dave Egerton.[1] The event was sponsored by Pilkington and the final was held at Twickenham Stadium.[2]
Draw and Results
First Round
Team One | Team Two | Score |
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Askeans | Redruth | 10-18 |
Barking | Old Alleynians | 16-12 aet |
Barnstaple | Reading | 10-6 |
Broughton Park | Aspatria | 15-18 |
Cheshunt | London Scottish | 0-27 |
Drybrook | Old Colfeians | 19-10 |
Dudley Kingswinford | Vipers | 13-11 |
Ealing | Metropolitan Police | 10-14 |
Exeter | High Wycombe | 12-7 |
Fylde | Kersal | 27-12 |
Harrogate | Peterborough | 54-7 |
Hartlepool Rovers | Old Yardleians | 29-3 |
Havant | Southend | 14-6 |
Lydney | Berry Hill | 10-13 |
Lymm | Wakefield | 9-18 |
Mansfield | Otley | 0-29 |
Mid-Cheshire College | Crediton | 20-0 |
Northern | Roundhay | 31-16 |
North Walsham | Swanage & Wareham | 15-3 |
Nuneaton | Stockwood Park | 31-4 |
Old Leamingtonians | Newark | 10-20 |
Oxford | Combe Down | 11-17 |
Ruislip | Worthing | 6-16 |
Sheffield | Rotherham | 13-13 aet* |
Sidcup | London Welsh | 3-29 |
Stafford | Vale of Lune | 9-25 |
Streatham-Croydon | Taunton | 22-9 |
West Hartlepool | Bedworth | 30-7 |
Away team progress*
Second Round
Team One | Team Two | Score |
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Barking | Rugby | 3-38 |
Barnstaple | Richmond | 7-22 |
Berry Hill | London Scottish | 15-12 |
Blackheath | Havant | 17-0 |
Combe Down | Gosforth | 0-26 |
Exeter | Streatham-Croydon | 44-7 |
Harrogate | Aspatria | 21-13 |
Hartlepool Rovers | West Hartlepool | 9-15 |
Headingley | Otley | 15-9 |
Liverpool St Helens | Coventry | 17-6 |
London Irish | Plymouth Albion | 13-17 |
London Welsh | Drybrook | 15-9 |
Mid-Cheshire College | Nuneaton | 10-16 |
Newark | Fylde | 12-28 |
Northampton | Northern | 25-4 |
Redruth | North Walsham | 0-22 |
Sale | Rotherham | 43-10 |
Vale of Lune | Dudley Kingswinford | 24-12 |
Wakefield | Waterloo | 19-3 |
Worthing | Metropolitan Police | 10-14 |
Third Round
Team One | Team Two | Score |
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Bath | Harlequins | 9-0 |
Bedford | Richmond | 7-12 |
Bristol | Liverpool St Helens | 12-29 |
Fylde | Gosforth | 15-17 |
Harrogate | West Hartlepool | 3-12 |
Headingley | North Walsham | 12-0 |
London Welsh | Leicester | 3-43 |
Metropolitan Police | Northampton | 4-16 |
Moseley | Berry Hill | 28-11 |
Nuneaton | Saracens | 7-16 |
Plymouth Albion | Orrell | 0-7 |
Rosslyn Park | Nottingham | 9-20 |
Sale | Blackheath | 26-16 |
Vale of Lune | Exeter | 13-18 |
Wakefield | Rugby | 16-9 |
Wasps | Gloucester | 19-23 |
Fourth Round
Team One | Team Two | Score |
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Bath | Headingley | 25-3 |
Bristol | Exeter | 26-3 |
Gosforth | Gloucester | 15-26 |
Leicester | West Hartlepool | 43-15 |
Moseley | Saracens | 15-10 |
Northampton | Wakefield | 22-10 |
Nottingham | Orrell | 12-6 |
Richmond | Sale | 14-12 |
Quarter Finals
Team One | Team Two | Score |
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Moseley | Bristol | 15-13 |
Northampton | Leicester | 23-7 |
Nottingham | Gloucester | 16-26 |
Richmond | Bath | 3-35 |
Semi Finals
Team One | Team Two | Score |
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Northampton | Gloucester | 12-17 |
Moseley | Bath | 7-21 |
Final
5 May 1990 |
Bath | 48-6 | Gloucester |
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Try: Tony Swift 2 Kevin Withey Jeremy Guscott Jonathan Callard Graham Dawe Nigel Redman Victor Ubogu Con: Stuart Barnes 4 Simon Halliday Pen: Stuart Barnes 2 |
Try: Kevin Dunn Con: Tim Smith |
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References
- ↑ Jones, Stephen (1990). Rothmans Rugby Yearbook. Rothmans Publications Ltd. ISBN 0-356-19162-1.
- ↑ "Times Archives". Oxfordshire Libraries.
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