The 1993–94 Pilkington Cup was the 23rd edition of England's premier rugby union club competition at the time. Bath won the competition defeating Leicester in the final.[1] The event was sponsored by Pilkington and the final was held at Twickenham Stadium.[2]
First round (Sep 11)
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| Home
|
Away
|
Score
|
| Alton |
St Ives |
8-23
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| Berry Hill |
Henley |
15-20
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| Bradford & Bingley |
Tynedale |
12-6
|
| Brixham |
Reading |
17-14
|
| Broadstreet |
Birmingham & Solihull |
6-17
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| Camborne |
Wimborne |
22-14
|
| Cheshunt |
High Wycombe |
8-14
|
| Chiltern |
Worthing |
8-0
|
| Durham City |
Wolverhampton |
14-8
|
| Kettering |
Widnes |
8-3
|
| Lichfield |
Walsall |
9-14
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| London Welsh |
Windsor |
44-0
|
| Lydney |
Maidstone |
64-0
|
| New Brighton |
Wigton |
14-8
|
| North Walsham |
Metropolitan Police |
22-3
|
| Nuneaton |
Hereford |
9-11
|
| Old Mid-Whitgiftians |
Bridgwater & Albion |
8-12
|
| Preston Grasshoppers |
Stoke |
38-0
|
| Ruislip |
Tabard |
5-30
|
| Scunthorpe |
Wharfedale |
6-59
|
| Southend |
Cambridge |
11-20
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| Stockton |
Syston |
8-11
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| Stourbridge |
Camp Hill |
15-10
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| Stroud |
Basingstoke |
12-16
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| Westcombe Park |
Ealing |
20-16
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| Weston-super-Mare |
Barking |
10-39
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| Winnington Park |
Rotherham |
15-13
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| York |
Kendal |
16-15
|
Second round (Oct 16)
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| Home
|
Away
|
Score
|
| Amersham & Chilton |
London Welsh |
5-23
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| Askeans |
Basingstoke |
0-6
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| Aspatria |
Stourbridge |
17-22
|
| Birmingham & Solihull |
Harrogate |
7-3
|
| Bradford & Bingley |
Bedford |
23-15
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| Brixham |
North Walsham |
3-3*
|
| Broughton Park |
Morley |
6-5
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| Camborne |
Bridgwater & Albion |
20-21
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| Coventry |
York |
33-19
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| Exeter |
Clifton |
6-9
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| Henley |
St Ives |
65-0
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| High Wycombe |
Preston Grasshoppers |
9-20
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| Leeds |
Kettering |
6-13
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| Lydney |
Havant |
11-16
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| New Brighton |
Liverpool St Helens |
17-12
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| Plymouth Albion |
Barking |
22-11
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| Redruth |
Rosslyn Park |
6-30
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| Richmond |
Blackheath |
21-23
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| Sheffield |
Hereford |
9-8
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| Syston |
Fylde |
9-15
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| Tabard |
Sudbury |
9-33
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| Walsall |
Wharfedale |
17-22
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| Westcombe Park |
Cambridge |
6-21
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| Winnington Park |
Durham City |
37-3
|
Away team progress *
Third round (Nov 27)
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| Home
|
Away
|
Score
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| Blackheath |
London Welsh |
21-9
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| Birmingham & Solihull |
Broughton Park |
13-3
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| Bradford |
Fylde |
6-13
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| Clifton |
Bridgwater & Albion |
12-24
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| Coventry |
Preston Grasshoppers |
10-5
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| Havant |
Cambridge |
24-13
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| Henley |
North Walsham |
17-3
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| Kettering |
Stourbridge |
6-13
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| New Brighton |
Winnington Park |
3-16
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| Rosslyn Park |
Plymouth Albion |
38-7
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| Sheffield |
Wharfedale |
0-20
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| Sudbury |
Basingstoke |
6-25
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Fourth round (Dec 18)
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| Home
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Away
|
Score
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| Bath |
Wasps |
24-11
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| Blackheath |
Leicester |
10-16
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| Bristol |
Henley |
46-6
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| Harlequins |
Basingstoke |
52-3
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| Havant |
London Irish |
13-18
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| London Scottish |
Fylde |
6-8
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| Moseley |
Winnington Park |
32-6
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| Newcastle Gosforth |
Bridgwater & Albion |
53-10
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| Northampton |
Waterloo |
22-3
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| Nottingham |
Gloucester |
9-29
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| Orrell |
Stourbridge |
55-3
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| Otley |
Wharfedale |
20-5
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| Rosslyn Park |
Coventry |
22-15
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| Rugby |
Sale |
13-17
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| Saracens |
Birmingham & Solihull |
26-3
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| Wakefield |
West Hartlepool |
17-18
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Fifth round (Jan 22)
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| Home
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Away
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Score
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| Bath |
Bristol |
14–9
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| Gloucester |
Northampton |
11–6
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| Harlequins |
West Hartlepool |
23–15
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| Leicester |
London Irish |
43–10
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| Moseley |
Fylde |
15–6
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| Newcastle Gosforth |
Orrell |
7–12
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| Otley |
Sale |
7–58
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| Rosslyn Park |
Saracens |
12–29
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Quarter-finals (Feb 26)
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| Home
|
Away
|
Score
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| Gloucester |
Orrell |
3–10
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| Harlequins |
Sale |
26–13
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| Leicester |
Moseley |
12–6
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| Saracens |
Bath |
6–23
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| Home
|
Away
|
Score
|
| Orrell |
Leicester |
18–31
|
| Harlequins |
Bath |
25–26
|
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