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1980–81 Rugby Football League season

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Season summary
League Tables
Championship Second Division
Challenge Cup
League Cup
Premiership
New Zealand Kiwis Tour
Sources

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The 1980–81 Rugby Football League season was the 86th season of professional rugby league football in Britain. Sixteen teams competed from August 1980 until May 1981 for the Slalom Lager Championship.

Season summary

Slalom Lager League Champions: Bradford Northern
Challenge Cup Winners: Widnes (18-9 v Hull Kingston Rovers)
Slalom Lager Premiership Trophy Winners: Hull Kingston Rovers (11-7 v Hull)
John Player Special Trophy Winners: Warrington (12-5 v Barrow)
2nd Division Champions: York

For the only time in their history, Wigan competed outside the top flight of Rugby League in this season.

Fulham RLFC joined the competition in Division Two, later becoming the London Crusaders, London Broncos (twice), and Harlequins Rugby League.

Bradford Northern finished on top of the First Division table to claim their second championship, and Hull Kingston Rovers won the Rugby League Premiership competition.

Warrington beat Wigan 26–10 to win the Lancashire County Cup, and Leeds beat Hull Kingston Rovers 8–7 to win the Yorkshire County Cup.

League Tables

Championship

Final Standings

	Team	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Bradford Northern	30	20	1	9	447	345	+102	41
2	Warrington	30	19	1	10	459	330	+129	39
3	Hull Kingston Rovers	30	18	2	10	509	408	+101	38
4	Wakefield Trinity	30	18	2	10	544	454	+90	38
5	Castleford	30	18	2	10	526	459	+67	38
6	Widnes	30	16	2	12	428	356	+72	34
7	Hull	30	17	0	13	442	450	-8	34
8	St. Helens	30	15	1	14	465	370	+95	31
9	Leigh	30	14	1	15	416	414	+2	29
10	Leeds	30	14	0	16	388	468	-80	28
11	Barrow	30	13	0	17	405	498	-93	26
12	Featherstone Rovers	30	12	0	18	467	446	+21	24
13	Halifax	30	11	0	19	385	450	-65	22
14	Salford	30	10	1	19	473	583	-110	21
15	Workington Town	30	9	3	18	335	457	-122	21
16	Oldham	30	7	2	21	362	563	-201	16

Second Division

Club	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	Pts
1	York	28	23	0	5	649	331	46
2	Wigan	28	20	3	5	597	293	43
3	Fulham	28	20	0	8	447	237	40
4	Whitehaven	28	19	1	8	409	250	39
5	Huddersfield	28	18	1	9	429	310	37
6	Swinton	28	18	1	9	440	302	36
7	Keighley	28	14	1	13	445	501	29
8	Hunslet	28	13	1	14	447	430	27
9	Bramley	28	13	1	14	433	418	27
10	Rochdale Hornets	28	13	0	15	406	418	26
11	Batley	28	12	0	16	386	432	24
12	Dewsbury	28	11	1	16	346	364	23
13	Doncaster	28	5	0	23	250	562	10
14	Blackpool Borough	28	4	1	23	212	419	9
15	Huyton	28	2	0	26	211	796	4

	Champions		Play-offs		Promoted		Relegated

Challenge Cup

The 1980-81 State Express Challenge Cup was won by Widnes after defeating Hull Kingston Rovers 18-9 in the final.

The Final was played at Wembley before a crowd of 92,496.

League Cup

Premiership

New Zealand Kiwis Tour

{{main|1980 New Zealand rugby league tour of Great Britain and France}}

September until November also saw the appearance of the New Zealand team in England on their 1980 tour. Other than the three test series against Great Britain, The Kiwis played matches club and county sides.

The 1980 Kiwis were coached by Ces Mountford and were captained by Mark Graham.

Dane O'Hara, who would join Hull F.C. following the tour was the leading try scorer with 6. Scrum half Gordon Smith (who would join Hull Kingston Rovers in 1982) was the tours leading point scorer with 33 from 1 try and 15 goals.

game	Date	Result	Venue	Attendance
1	28 September	Kiwis\|16}} New Zealand def. {{leagueicon\|Blackpool\|16}} Blackpool Borough 23–5	Borough Park, Blackpool	1,312
2	5 October	Kiwis\|16}} New Zealand def. {{leagueicon\|Hull\|16}} Hull F.C. 33–10	Boothferry Park, Kingston upon Hull	15,945
3	8 October	Cumbria}} Cumbria def. {{leagueicon\|Kiwis\|16}} New Zealand 9–3	Recreation Ground, Whitehaven	4,070
4	12 October	St Helens\|16}} St Helens def. {{leagueicon\|Kiwis\|16}} New Zealand 11–6	Knowsley Road, St Helens	6,000
5	14 October	Bradford\|16}} Bradford Northern def. {{leagueicon\|Kiwis\|16}} New Zealand 15–10	Odsal Stadium, Bradford	4,553
6	18 October	GBR}} drew with {{rl\|NZL}} 14–14	Central Park, Wigan	7,031
7	22 October	Kiwis\|16}} New Zealand def. {{leagueicon\|Hull KR\|16}} Hull Kingston Rovers 20–12	Craven Park, Kingston upon Hull	9,516
8	26 October	Kiwis\|16}} New Zealand def. {{leagueicon\|Leeds\|16}} Leeds 25–5	Headingley, Leeds	5,662
9	29 October	Warrington\|16}} Warrington def. {{leagueicon\|Kiwis\|16}} New Zealand 13–6	Wilderspool Stadium, Warrington	5,680
10	2 November	NZL}} def. {{rl\|GBR}} 12–8	Odsal Stadium, Bradford	10,946
11	5 November	Kiwis\|16}} New Zealand def. {{leagueicon\|Great Britain\|16}} Great Britain U/24 18–14	Craven Cottage, London	2,397
12	9 November	Widnes\|16}} Widnes def. {{leagueicon\|Kiwis\|16}} New Zealand 13–7	Naughton Park, Widnes	6,416
13	11 November	Kiwis\|16}} New Zealand def. {{leagueicon\|Leigh\|16}} Leigh 22–5	Hilton Park, Leigh	3,166
14	15 November	GBR}} def. {{rl\|NZL}} 10–2	Elland Road, Leeds	8,210

Sources

1980-81 Rugby Football League season at wigan.rlfans.com

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