1975–76 John Player Cup

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1975–76 John Player Cup
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The 1975–76 John Player Cup was the fifth edition of England's premier rugby union club competition at the time.

John Player cigarettes and the final was held at Twickenham Stadium.[2]

Draw and results

First round

Team one Team two Score
London Welsh Richmond 21-6
Orrell Sale 9-15
Maidenhead RFC Wakefield 0-20
Liverpool Leicester 10-7
Havant
Thurrock
12-4
London Irish Saracens 16-3
Rosslyn Park
Marlow
41-3
London Scottish Wasps 19-0
Kettering
Coventry 12-20
Plymouth Albion Gloucester 3-9
Moseley
Nottingham 25-12
Gosforth
Hartlepool Rovers 35-9
Headingley
Roundhay
4-6
Bath Bristol 15-24
Penryn St Luke's College 32-7
Northampton Bedford 9-6

Second round

Team one Team two Score
London Welsh Coventry 13-9
Sale Gloucester 16-15
Wakefield
Moseley
10-9
Liverpool
Gosforth
12-19
Havant
Roundhay
3-24
London Irish Bristol 3-14
Rosslyn Park Penryn 39-3
London Scottish Northampton 16-28

Quarter-finals

Team one Team two Score
Sale London Welsh 16-14
Roundhay
Gosforth
3-14
Wakefield Northampton 12-6
Bristol Rosslyn Park 12-16

Semi-finals

Team one Team two Score
Sale
Gosforth
3-12
Rosslyn Park Wakefield 12-6

Final

24 April 1976
Gosforth
23-14Rosslyn Park
Try: Brian Patrick rugby ball
Terry Roberts rugby ball
Steve Gustard rugby ball
Dave Robinson rugby ball
Con: Malcolm Young (2)
Pen: Malcolm Young
Try: Andy Ripley rugby ball
Mike Bulpitt rugby ball
Drop: Charles Ralston
Twickenham Stadium, London
Attendance: 7,500
Referee: Norman Sanson (Berkshire)
1 Brian Patrick
2 S M Griffin
3 Ken Britten
4 Harry Patrick
5 Steve Gustard
6 Richard Breakey
7
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8 Peter Dixon
9 A J Preston
10 Terry Roberts
11 John Short
12 Dave Robinson
13 Andy Cutter
14 Duncan Madsen
15 Colin White
Replacements:
16 Phil Levinson for Colin White (21m)
Coach:
Jack Rowell
1 Phil Treseder
2 Mike Bulpitt
3 Charles Kent
4 Steve Fluskey
5 Jim Moyes
6 Charles Ralston
7 Lionel Weston
8 Andy Ripley
9 Bob Mordell
10 Tony Rodgers
11 Neil Mantell
12 Dave Starling
13 Paddy Hinton
14
c
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15 George Lloyd-Roberts
Replacements:
16 Les Byrne for Phil Treseder (33m)
Coach:
Peter Berryman / Glen Robertson

References

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  2. ^ "Times Archives". Oxfordshire Libraries.