2003–04 Powergen Cup

2003–2004 Powergen Cup

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The 2003-2004 Powergen Cup was the thirty-third edition of England's rugby union club competition. Newcastle Falcons won the competition defeating Sale Sharks in the final.^[1]^[2] The event was sponsored by Powergen and the final was held at Twickenham Stadium.^[3]

Draw and Results

First Round

Team One	Team Two	Score
Tynedale	Bedford Athletic	41-31
Blaydon	Darlington	34-18
Market Bosworth	Fylde	24-32
Macclesfield	Aston Old Edwardians	48-11
Preston Grasshoppers	Longton	39-0
Chester	New Brighton	15-12
Halifax	Liverpool St Helens	11-25
Waterloo	Hull	51-10
Darlington Mowden Park	Kendal	70-8
Dudley Kingswinford	Hull Ionians
Haywards Heath	Basingstoke	23-19
Richmond	Canterbury	12-11
Old Colfeians	Blackheath	13-24
Barking	Old Patesians	42-13
Sutton & Epsom	Tabard	29-25
Westcombe Park	Dings Crusaders	8-21
London Nigerians	Reading	27-14
Launceston	Staines	48-7
Marlow	Southend	10-26
Walsall	Coney Hill	28-8
Redruth	Weston-super-Mare	28-13
North Walsham	Swanage & Wareham	30-20

Second Round

Team One	Team Two	Score
Chester	Liverpool St Helens	3-27
Darlington Mowden Park	Wharefdale	20-23
Dudley Kingswinford	Harrogate	21-60
Fylde	Nottingham	22-6
Macclesfield	Preston Grasshoppers	16-17
Nuneaton	Doncaster	19-18
Rugby	Sedgley Park	46-12
Tynedale	Blaydon	11-7
Waterloo	Moseley	41-20
Barking	Stourbridge	30-29
Bracknell	Rosslyn Park	34-20
Esher	Cambridge	85-0
Haywards Heath	Richmond	17-31
Launceston	Southend	32-15
Lydney	Blackheath	30-29
Newbury	North Walsham	32-12
Sutton & Epsom	Dings Crusaders	25-30
Walsall	Redruth	20-32

Third Round

Team One	Team Two	Score
Barking	Bedford	14-45
Bracknell	Penzance/Newlyn	15-28
Coventry	Pertemps Bees	21-28
Dings Crusaders	Otley	3-10
Esher	Liverpool St Helens	22-11
Henley Hawks	Newbury	39-17
Launceston	Fylde	59-33
Lydney	Wharfedale	18-20
Nuneaton	Tynedale	23-19
Orrell	London Welsh	21-14
Plymouth Albion	Redruth	64-14
Preston Grasshoppers	Waterloo	10-58
Rugby	Exeter	20-45
Wakefield	Richmond	48-12
Worcester	Harrogate	59-0
Bristol	Manchester	44-22

Fourth Round

Team One	Team Two	Score
Bedford	Nuneaton	39-15
Launceston	Waterloo	18-22
Orrell	Henley Hawks	62-10
Otley	Bristol	10-27
Wakefield	Esher	22-16
Wharfedale	Pertemps Bees	14-24
Worcester	Exeter	33-27
Penzance/Newlyn	Plymouth Albion	26-10

Fifth Round

Team One	Team Two	Score
Penzance/Newlyn	Bedford	21-19
Wakefield	Worcester	18-17
Waterloo	Pertemps Bees	27-40
Bristol	Orrell	22-20

Sixth Round

Team One	Team Two	Score
Leeds Tykes	Harlequins	13-6
Bath	Northampton Saints	42-13
Gloucester	London Irish	29-35
Leicester Tigers	Sale Sharks	28-43
Pertemps Bees	Wakefield	17-10
Bristol	London Wasps	8-46
Penzance/Newlyn	Saracens	20-30
Rotherham Titans	Newcastle Falcons	10-38

Quarter Finals

Team One	Team Two	Score
Sale Sharks	Saracens	26-3
Newcastle Falcons	London Irish	24-12
Leeds Tykes	Bath	21-10
London Wasps	Pertemps Bees	24-28

Semi Finals

Team One	Team Two	Score
Sale Sharks	Leeds Tykes	33-20
Newcastle Falcons	Pertemps Bees	53-3

Final

17 April 2004

Newcastle Falcons	37-33	Sale Sharks
Try: Warren Britz 2 Hugh Vyvyan Joe Shaw Phil Dowson Con: Dave Walder 4 Pen: Dave Walder 3		Try: Steve Hanley Mark Cueto Chris Mayor Con: Charlie Hodgson 3 Pen: Charlie Hodgson 4

Twickenham Stadium, London
Attendance: 48,519
Referee: Tony Spreadbury (Somerset)


	15	Joe Shaw
	14	Tom May
	13	Mark Mayerhofler
	12	Jamie Noon
	11	Michael Stephenson
	10	Dave Walder
	9	James Grindal
	8	Hugh Vyvyan (c)
	7	Warren Britz
	6	Jon Dunbar
	5	Stuart Grimes
	4	Garath Archer
	3	Micky Ward
	2	Nick Makin
	1	Ian Peel
Replacements:
	16	Marius Hurter
	17	Hall Charlton
	18	Craig Hamilton
	19	Matt Thompson
	20	Phil Dowson
	21	Daryl Lilley
	22	Ben Gollings
Coach:
Rob Andrew


	15	Jason Robinson
	14	Mark Cueto
	13	Chris Mayor
	12	Jos Baxendell
	11	Steve Hanley
	10	Charlie Hodgson
	9	Nick Walshe
	8	Chris Jones
	7	Alex Sanderson
	6	Pete Anglesea
	5	Jason White
	4	Iain Fullarton
	3	Barrie Stewart
	2	Andy Titterrell
	1	Andrew Sheridan
Replacements:
	16	Matt Cairns
	17	Stuart Turner
	18	Dean Schofield
	19	Hugh Perrett
	20	Richard Wigglesworth
	21	Mike Hercus
	22	Vaughan Going
Coach:
Jim Mallinder

References

↑ "Sale 33-37 Newcastle". BBC Sport.
↑ "Powergen Cup final at Twickenham". The Telegraph.
↑ "Times Archives". Oxfordshire Libraries.

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