1991–92 Pilkington Cup

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1991–92 Pilkington Cup
Countries	England
Champions	Bath (7th title)
Runners-up	Harlequins
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The 1991–92 Pilkington Cup was the 21st edition of England's premier rugby union club competition at the time. Bath won the competition defeating Harlequins in the final. The event was sponsored by Pilkington and the final was held at Twickenham Stadium.

Draw and results

First round

Home	Away	Score
Askeans	Havant	19-10
Barkers Butts	Sudbury	6-3
Barnstaple	Richmond	6-26
Berry Hill	Matson	15-16
Camborne	Henley	17-13
Combe Down	Old Mid-Whitgiftians	25-9
High Wycombe	Redruth	16-12
Lydney	Old Colfeians	29-15
Metropolitan Police	Exeter	6-14
Reading	Sutton & Epsom	24-23
Ruislip	Lewes	35-7
Salisbury	Clifton	16-27
Sidcup	Thurrock	10-38
Torquay Athletic	Cheshunt	10-19
Fylde	Hereford	17-10
Halifax	Stourbridge	17-8
Harrogate	Nuneaton	61-4
Headingley	Paviors	16-3
Lichfield	Tynedale	12-13
Manchester	Broughton Park	7-3
Otley	Winnington Park	11-12
Roundhay	Loughborough Students	18-30
Stockton	Towcestrians	17-10
Widnes	Sheffield	16-19
Wigton	Moderns	9-3

Second round

Home	Away	Score
Camborne	Reading	23-13
Cheshunt	Ruislip	9-23
Clifton	Plymouth	21-0
Combe Down	Thurrock	6-16
Coventry	Stockton	20-6
Exeter	London Scottish	6-21
Fylde	Winnington Park	16-12
Harrogate	West Hartlepool	18-21
High Wycombe	Askeans	22-16
Loughborough Students	Headingley	17-15
Manchester	Barkers Butts	22-9
Matson	Lydney	12-15
Newcastle Gosforth	Morley	10-9
Richmond	Blackheath	22-12
Sale	Moseley	18-12
Sheffield	Bedford	13-30
Tynedale	Wakefield	21-20
Waterloo	Liverpool St Helens	21-10
Wigton	Halifax	30-3

Third round

Home	Away	Score
Bath	Nottingham	52-0
Bedford	Harlequins	3-33
Bristol	Clifton	30-4
Coventry	Northampton	7-31
Fylde	Leicester	6-34
London Scottish	Tynedale	20-3
Loughborough Students	Rosslyn Park	16-26
Lydney	Sale	7-13
Manchester	Wigton	18-12
Newcastle Gosforth	Ruislip	52-0
Orrell	Camborne	50-0
Rugby	Gloucester	3-23
Saracens	Richmond	33-9
Thurrock	London Irish	16-10
Wasps	High Wycombe	32-3
West Hartlepool	Waterloo	16-18

Fourth round

Home	Away	Score
Bristol	Saracens	13-6
Gloucester	London Scottish	20-7
Manchester	Newcastle Gosforth	9-21
Northampton	Bath	9-13 aet
Rosslyn Park	Thurrock	44-15
Sale	Orrell	0-36
Wasps	Harlequins	9-20
Waterloo	Leicester	12-20

Quarter-finals

Home	Away	Score
Bristol	Bath	6–15
Newcastle Gosforth	Leicester	0–10
Orrell	Gloucester	16–25
Rosslyn Park	Harlequins	12–34

Semi-finals

Home	Away	Score
Gloucester	Bath	18–27 (aet)
Harlequins	Leicester	15–9

Final

2 May 1992

Bath	15–12 (a.e.t.)	Harlequins
Try: de Glanville Con: Webb Pen: Webb 2 Drop: Barnes		Try: Winterbottom Con: Pears Pen: Pears 2

Twickenham Stadium, London Attendance: 62,000 Referee: Fred Howard (RFU)

Bath	Harlequins

16 Jonathan Webb 15 Tony Swift 14 Phil de Glanville 12 Jeremy Guscott 11 Jim Fallon 10 Stuart Barnes 9 Richard Hill 8 Ben Clarke 7 Steve Ojomoh 6 Andy Robinson (c) 5 Nigel Redman 4 Martin Haag 3 Victor Ubogu 2 Graham Dawe 1 Gareth Chilcott Replacements: 16 Steve Knight 17 Dave Egerton 18 John Mallett 19 I Lewis 20 John Bamsey 21 C Atkins Coach: Jack Rowell

15 David Pears 14 Mike Wedderburn 13 Simon Halliday 12 Will Carling 11 Everton Davis 10 Paul Challinor 9 Craig Luxton 8 Chris Sheasby 7 Peter Winterbottom (c) 6 Mark Russell 5 Paul Ackford 4 Robert Edwards 3 Andy Mullins 2 Brian Moore 1 Martin Hobley Replacements: 16 Nick Kilick 17 Rob Glenister 18 Gavin Thompson 19 Andrew Harriman 20 Peter Thresher 21 Michael Pratley Coach:

References

1. ^ "Man Behind the Match: Stuart Barnes and the 1992 Pilkington Cup final". The Rugby Player.
2. ^ "Times Archives". Oxfordshire Libraries.
3. ^ Jones, Stephen; Griffiths, John (1992). Rothmans Rugby Union Yearbook 1992–93. London: Headline Book Publishing. pp. 165–169. ISBN 0 7472 7907 1.