1992–93 Challenge Cup Explained

1993 Silk Cut Challenge Cup
Duration:6 Rounds
Tv:BBC
Season Champs: Wigan
Season Champ Name:Winners
Second Place: Widnes
Mvp: Dean Bell
Mvp Link:Lance Todd Trophy
Prevseason Link:1992 Challenge Cup
Prevseason Year:1992
Nextseason Link:1993–94 Challenge Cup
Nextseason Year:1993–94

The 1993 Challenge Cup was the 92nd staging of rugby league's oldest knockout competition, the Challenge Cup. Known as the Silk Cut Challenge Cup for sponsorship reasons, the final was contested by Wigan and Widnes at Wembley. Wigan won the match 20–14.[1] [2] This the first time that the final had been contested by 2 teams who had played in the preliminary round and this was the last time that the preliminary round would be played

Preliminary round

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13 January 1993Widnes Swinton 62-14
17 January 1993Batley Blackpool 20-10
17 January 1993Wigan Hull FC 40-2

First round

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30 January 1993Warrington Castleford 6-21
31 January 1993Bradford Northern Workington Town 28-18
31 January 1993Chorley Borough Batley 6-20
31 January 1993Dewsbury Wigan 4-20
30 January 1993Featherstone Rovers St Helens 22-24
31 January 1993Halifax Carlisle 66-16
31 January 1993Huddersfield Nottingham 66-1
31 January 1993Hull Kingston Rovers Bramley 30-0
31 January 1993Hunslet Ryedale-York 27-22
31 January 1993Keighley Highfield 86-0
31 January 1993Leeds Barrow 54-18
31 January 1993Oldham London 34-6
31 January 1993Rochdale Hornets Doncaster 34-13
31 January 1993Salford Wakefield Trinity 12-20
31 January 1993Sheffield Eagles Leigh 32-5
31 January 1993Whitehaven Widnes 8-20

Second round

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13 February 19936-52
14 February 199318-20
14 February 199323-3
14 February 199330-28
14 February 199330-20
14 February 199320-17
14 February 199334-16
17 February 199368-6

Quarter-finals

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27 February 199318-19
27 February 19934-4
28 February 19934-42
3 March 199312-8
3 March 199316-11

Semi finals

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Final

FB 1Steve Hampson
RW 2Jason Robinson
RC 3Joe Lydon
LC 4Andrew Farrar
LW 5Martin Offiah
SO 6
SH 7
PR 8Kelvin Skerrett
HK 9
PR 10Andy Platt
SR 11Denis Betts
SR 12Phil Clarke
LF 13Dean Bell (c)
Substitutions:
IC 14Sam Panapa
IC 15Andy Farrell
Coach:
John Monie
FB 1Stuart Spruce
RW 2John Devereux
RC 3Andy Currier
LC 4Darren Wright
LW 5David Myers
SO 6Jonathan Davies
SH 7Bobbie Goulding
PR 8Kurt Sorensen
HK 9Paul Hulme (c)
PR 10Harvey Howard
SR 11Esene Faimalo
SR 12Richard "Richie" Eyres
LF 13
Substitutions:
IC 14Julian O'Neill
IC 15Steve McCurrie
Coach:
Phil Larder

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: "For the Record." Times [London, England] 15 Feb. 1993]. The Times Digital Archive.
  2. Web site: "For the Record." Times [London, England] 1 Mar. 1993]. The Times Digital Archive.