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词条 1996–97 Pilkington Cup
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  1. Draw and Results

     First Round (Sep 14)  Second Round (Oct 12)  Third Round (Nov 2)  Fourth Round (Dec 21 & 22)  Fifth Round (Jan 25 & 26)  Quarter Finals (Feb 22 & 23)  Semi Finals (Mar 29)  Final 

  2. References

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The 1996-1997 Pilkington Cup was the twenty-sixth edition of England's premier rugby union club competition. Leicester won the competition defeating Sale in the final.[1] The event was sponsored by Pilkington and the final was held at Twickenham Stadium.[2]

Draw and Results

First Round (Sep 14)

Team OneTeam TwoScore
Barking Barnstaple 18-31
Birmingham & Solihull Old Halesonians 37-8
Bishop Stortford Bicester 13-26
Bradford & Bingley Aspatria 13-26
Bridgwater & Albion Newbury 22-46
Bridlington Nuneaton 23-16
Camberley Plymouth 24-24*
Camp Hill Wigton 17-35
Charlton Park Askeans 11-28
Derby Blaydon 12-13
Esher Ruislip 20-3
Gosport & Fareham Weston-Super-Mare 12-19
Haywards Heath Beckenham 31-10
Henley Westcombe Park 84-10
Launceston Cheltenham 25-37
Lichfield Winnington Park 19-21
Longton Sheffield 16-26
Manchester Scunthorpe 37-10
Marlow Norwich 0-6
Metropolitan Police Sutton & Epsom 47-18
New Brighton Hereford 29-13
North Walsham Gloucester Old Boys 17-18
Preston Grasshoppers Stoke-on-Trent 28-10
Southend High Wycombe 24-41
Staines Gloucester Saras 27-20
Stourbridge Kendal 17-28
Sutton Coldfield Sandal 15-22
Swanage & Wareham Berry Hill 41-8
Tabard Bracknell 19-30
Westleigh Tynedale 19-20
Widnes Ampthill 30-17
Worcester Vale of Lune 59-8

Second Round (Oct 12)

Team OneTeam TwoScore
Askeans Swanage & Wareham 18-21
Barnstaple Plymouth 27-14
Bishop Stortford Metropolitan Police 22-22*
Bridlington Blaydon 15-7
Cheltenham Worcester 30-22
Gloucester Old Boys Newbury 13-26
Haywards Heath Bracknell 24-58
Manchester Wigton 19-31
New Brighton Preston Grasshoppers 12-24
Norwich Esher 12-38
Sandal Tynedale 16-9
Sheffield Kendal 29-31
Staines Henley 20-31
Weston-Super-Mare High Wycombe 23-6
Widnes Birmingham & Solihull 19-9
Winnington Park Aspatria 19-46

Progressed to next round by virtue of scoring more tries*

Third Round (Nov 2)

Team OneTeam TwoScore
Bridlington Wigton 22-30
Cheltenham Henley 23-19
Esher Bracknell 26-15
Exeter Barnstaple 32-3
Leeds Redruth 96-6
Liverpool St Helens Walsall 30-20
London Welsh Reading 11-16
Morley Aspatria 30-26
Newbury Clifton 58-12
Otley Wharfedale 34-27
Preston Grasshoppers Fylde 24-12
Rosslyn Park Havant 27-15
Sandal Kendal 20-32
Swanage & Wareham Lydney 9-26
Weston-super-Mare Bishop Stortford 23-11
Widnes Harrogate 12-7

Fourth Round (Dec 21 & 22)

Team OneTeam TwoScore
Bath London Irish 33-0
Bristol Blackheath 60-17
Coventry Kendal 79-17
Gloucester Leeds 55-20
Harlequins Cheltenham 47-11
Leicester Newbury 26-21
Moseley Wigton 49-6
Newcastle West Hartlepool 51-10
Nottingham London Scottish 11-25
Orrell Bedford 34-31
Preston Grasshoppers Northampton 11-40
Reading Saracens 3-41
Rotherham Rosslyn Park 41-26
Sale Richmond 34-30
Wakefield Waterloo 22-17
Wasps Rugby 84-8

Fifth Round (Jan 25 & 26)

Team OneTeam TwoScore
Bath Leicester 28-39
Gloucester Bristol 18-12
London Scottish Newcastle 15-39
Northampton Coventry 26-17
Orrell Sale 0-57
Rotherham Harlequins 23-42
Saracens Wasps 21-17
Wakefield Moseley 24-14

Quarter Finals (Feb 22 & 23)

Team OneTeam TwoScore
Harlequins Saracens 28-21
Newcastle Leicester 8-18
Northampton Sale 9-22
Wakefield Gloucester 21-25

Semi Finals (Mar 29)

Team OneTeam TwoScore
Gloucester Leicester 13-26
Sale Harlequins 26-16

Final

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OIreland|rugby union}} Niall Malone
NScotland}} Craig Joiner
MEngland}} Will Greenwood
LEngland}} Stuart Potter
KEngland}} Leon Lloyd
JSouth Africa}} Joel Stransky
IEngland}} Austin Healey
GIreland|rugby union}} Eric Miller
HEngland}} Neil Back
FEngland}} John Wells
EEngland}} Matt Poole
DEngland}} Martin Johnson (c)
CEngland}} Darren Garforth
BEngland}} Richard Cockerill
AEngland}} Graham Rowntree
Replacements:
PEngland}} Rob Liley
QEngland}} Aadel Kardooni
REngland}} Bill Drake-Lee
SEngland}} Dean Richards
TEngland}} Dorian West
UEngland}} Steve Hackney
Dir of Rugby:
{{flagicon|Australia}} Bob Dwyer
15England}} Jim Mallinder (c)
14England}} David Rees
13England}} Jos Baxendell
12England}} Adrian Hadley
11England}} Tom Beim
10New Zealand}} Simon Mannix
9England}} Dewi Morris
8New Zealand}} John Mitchell
7Ireland|rugby union}} Dylan O'Grady
6England}} Neil Ashurst
5England}} Dave Baldwin
4England}} Dave Erskine
3England}} Paul Smith
2England}} Steve Diamond
1England}} Paul Winstanley
Replacements:
16 John O'Reilly
17 Chris Yates
18 Andy Morris
19 Sean Fletcher
20 Luke Hewson
21 Murray Driver
Coach:

References

1. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/rugby-union-stransky-kicks-wind-out-of-sale-1260993.html|title=Rugby Union: Stransky kicks wind out of Sale|publisher=The Independent}}
2. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.oxfordshire.gov.uk/cms/public-site/reference-online|title=Times Archives|publisher=Oxfordshire Libraries}}
{{Anglo-Welsh Cup}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Pilkington Cup}}

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