1992–93 Pilkington Cup

1992–93 Pilkington Cup
Countries	England
Champions	Leicester (4th title)
Runners-up	Harlequins

The 1992–93 Pilkington Cup was the twenty-second edition of England's premier rugby union club competition at the time. Leicester won the competition defeating Harlequins in the final.^[1] The event was sponsored by Pilkington and the final was held at Twickenham Stadium.^[2]

Draw and results

First round

Home	Away	Score
Amber Valley	Hereford	3-6
Askeans	Ruislip	24-0
Berry Hill	Salisbury	24-10
Bradford	Aspatria	23-9
Bridgwater	Old Alleynians	20-17
Brixham	Tabard	16-18
Camborne	Redruth	11-24
Chesterfield	Worcester	8-13
Clifton	Horsham	43-10
Exeter	Newbury	30-6
Harrogate	Leamington	25-15
High Wycombe	Old Colleians	27-0
Lichfield	Penrith	52-3
London Welsh	Havant	31-8
Lydney	Basingstoke	13-6
Sedgley Park	Leeds	6-20
Sheffield	Liverpool St Helens	17-14
Sudbury	North Walsham	19-12
Tiverton	Henley	21-30
Towcestrians	Macclesfield	15-10
Tynedale	Hartlepool	39-16
Vale of Lune	Otley	3-46
Vipers	Broughton Park	5-15
Westcombe Park	Old Blues	7-18

Second round

Home	Away	Score
Bedford	Askeans	21-12
Bridgwater	Redruth	3-7
Coventry	Hereford	34-15
Exeter	Berry Hill	15-13
Fylde	Leeds	21-6
Henley	London Welsh	18-40
Lichfield	Waterloo	8-39
Lydney	Clifton	6-9
Morley	Broughton Park	39-17
Moseley	Harrogate	16-12
Old Blues	Blackheath	3-27
Otley	Sale	8-14
Richmond	Sudbury	37-15
Rosslyn Park	Plymouth	49-3
Tabard	High Wycombe	14-9
Towcestrians	Newcastle Gosforth	8-36
Tynedale	Sheffield	21-14
Wakefield	Bradford	31-9
Worcester	Nottingham	15-39

Third round

Home	Away	Score
Clifton	Exeter	3-19
Coventry	Nottingham	14-28
Harlequins	Blackheath	72-3
London Scottish	Leicester	11-20
Morley	Tynedale	10-6
Moseley	Fylde	19-6
Newcastle Gosforth	Gloucester	13-10
Orrell	Sale	20-3
Redruth	London Welsh	16-7
Richmond	Wakefield	22-25
Rosslyn Park	Wasps	10-37
Rugby	Bedford	27-14
Saracens	Bristol	20-15
Tabard	Northampton	13-50
Waterloo	Bath	9-8
West Hartlepool	London Irish	13-8

Fourth round

Home	Away	Score
Harlequins	Wakefield	47–18
Northampton	Newcastle Gosforth	33–3
Nottingham	Leicester	3–28
Redruth	Exeter	3–8
Rugby	Moseley	5–11
Wasps	Saracens	18–17
Waterloo	Orrell	8–3
West Hartlepool	Morley	21–3

Quarter-finals

Home	Away	Score
Leicester	Exeter	76–0
Northampton	Moseley	37–15
Waterloo	Harlequins	14–21
West Hartlepool	Wasps	9–15

Semi-finals

Home	Away	Score
Leicester	Northampton	28–6
Wasps	Harlequins	13–14

Final

1 May 1993

Leicester	23–16	Harlequins
Try: Stuart Potter Martin Johnson Con: John Liley 2 Pen: John Liley 2 Drop: Jez Harris		Try: Rob Glenister Con: Paul Challinor Pen: Paul Challinor 3

Twickenham Stadium, London
Attendance: 54,000
Referee: Tony Spreadbury (Bath)


	O	John Liley
	N	Tony Underwood
	M	Ian Bates
	L	Stuart Potter
	K	Rory Underwood
	J	Jez Harris
	I	Aadel Kardooni
	G	Dean Richards
	H	Neil Back
	F	John Wells (c)
	E	Matt Poole
	D	Martin Johnson
	C	Darren Garforth
	B	Richard Cockerill
	A	Graham Rowntree
Replacements:
	P	Laurence Boyle
	Q	Darren Grewcock
	R	Dave Hopper
	S	Chris Johnson
	T	Simon Povoas
	U	Nigel Richardson
Coach:
Ian "Dosser" Smith


	15	Kent Bray
	14	Chris Madderson
	13	Will Carling
	12	Gavin Thompson
	11	Jeff Alexander
	10	Paul Challinor
	9	Rob Glenister
	8	Chris Sheasby
	7	Peter Winterbottom (c)
	6	Mark Russell
	5	Richard Langhorn
	4	Alex Snow
	3	Andy Mullins
	2	Brian Moore
	1	Jason Leonard
Replacements:
	16	Richard Goodwin
	17	Stuart Thresher
	18	Mark Evans
	19	Martin Hobley
	20	Simon Dear
	21	Nick Kilick
Coach:

References

↑ "Milestones". Leicester Tigers.
↑ "Times Archives". Oxfordshire Libraries.

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[1] "Milestones". Leicester Tigers.

[2] "Times Archives". Oxfordshire Libraries.

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