1991–92 Pilkington Cup

1991–92 Pilkington Cup
Countries	England
Champions	Bath (7th title)
Runners-up	Harlequins
← 1990–91 1992–93 →

The 1991–92 Pilkington Cup was the twenty-first edition of England's premier rugby union club competition at the time. Bath won the competition defeating Harlequins in the final.^[1] The event was sponsored by Pilkington and the final was held at Twickenham Stadium.^[2]^[3]

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 (aet)	Harlequins
Try: Phil de Glanville Con: Jonathan Webb Pen: Jonathan Webb 2 Drop: Stuart Barnes		Try: Peter Winterbottom Con: David Pears Pen: David Pears 2

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


	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	M Pratley
Coach:

References

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

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