1999–2000 Tetley's Bitter Cup

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The 1999-2000 Tetley's Bitter Cup was the twenty-ninth edition of England's rugby union club competition. Wasps won the competition defeating Northampton in the final.^[1] The event was sponsored by Tetley's Brewery and the final was held at Twickenham Stadium. ^[2]

Draw and Results

First Round (Sep 19)

Team One	Team Two	Score
Amersham & Chiltern	Ruislip	25-17
Banbury	Workington	20-10
Barkers Butts	Bridlington	24-15
Belgrave	Kendal	0-27
Blaydon	Scunthorpe	16-15
Bridgwater	Metropolitan Police	13-9
Broadstreet	Bedford Athletic	24-45
Cheltenham	Havant	57-8
Cinderford	Norwich	27-18
Darlington Mowden Park	Sandal	36-24
Doncaster	Morley	17-22
Drillfield	Sedgley Park	52-67
East Grinstead	Maidenhead	13-20
Ellingham & Leatherhead	Clifton	16-11
Esher	Barking	32-6
Guildford & Godalming	Staines	17-15
Loughborough Students	Thurrock	13-25
Matson	Swanage & Wareham	23-15
North Walsham	Launceston	46-0
Old Patesians	Westcombe Park	10-27
Plymouth	Penzance & Newlyn	14-21
Redruth	Barnstaple	27-24
Selly Oak	New Brighton	10-93
Sevenoaks	Tabard	30-10
Sheffield	Aspatria	11-11 aet*
Spalding	Macclesfield	22-17
Stourbridge	Alnwick	20-8
Walsall	Nuneaton	13-17 aet
Weston-super-Mare	Bishop Stortford	23-17
Whitchurch	Liverpool St Helens	27-8

Away team progress*

Second Round (Oct 16)

Team One	Team Two	Score
Amersham & Chiltern	Esher	16-34
Aspatria	New Brighton	18-24
Banbury	Thurrock	13-21
Barkers Butts	Morley	17-19
Bedford Athletic	Fylde	60-21
Birmingham & Solihull	Wharfedale	14-13
Blaydon	Kendal	18-19
Cheltenham	Westcombe Park	25-23
Cinderford	Reading	21-23
Guildford & Godalming	Maidenhead	15-13
Harrogate	Preston Grasshoppers	22-32
Matson	Camberley	3-22
Newbury	North Walsham	15-0
Nottingham	Stourbridge	20-17
Penzance & Newlyn	Effingham & Leatherhead	51-12
Redruth	Lydney	22-13
Rosslyn Park	Bridgwater & Albion	47-7
Sedgley Park	Darlington Mowden Park	23-25
Sevenoaks	Blackheath	41-40
Spalding	Nuneaton	8-20
Weston-super-Mare	Bracknell	12-26
Whitchurch	Otley	0-76

Third Round (Nov 13)

Team One	Team Two	Score
Bedford Athletic	Exeter	14-29
Birmingham & Solihull	Waterloo	18-15
Cheltenham	Manchester	16-42
Guildford & Godalming	Darlington Mowden Park	17-48
Kendal	Worcester	27-44
Leeds Tykes	Esher	50-7
London Welsh	Newbury	35-13
Morley	Orrell	19-46
New Brighton	Otley	15-6
Nottingham	Redruth	37-21
Nuneaton	Camberley	29-19
Rotherham	Coventry	28-34
Rugby	Preston Grasshoppers	14-5
Sevenoaks	Thurrock	23-24
Wakefield	Rosslyn Park	7-28
West Hartlepool	Bracknell	17-28

Fourth Round (Jan 1 & 3)

Team One	Team Two	Score
Bedford	Saracens	9-33
Birmingham & Solihull	New Brighton	22-14
Bristol	Henley Hawks	23-9
Coventry	Bracknell	33-10
Darlington Mowden Park	Rosslyn Park	23-11
Gloucester	Bath	13-6
Harlequins	Thurrock	88-0
Leeds Tykes	Sale Sharks	3-13
London Welsh	Exeter	18-14
Manchester	Nottingham	50-17
Newcastle Falcons	Moseley	41-8
Northampton	Nuneaton	118-3
Orrell	Rugby	13-13*
Worcester	London Irish	8-12

Orrell progress by virtue of more tries*

Fifth Round (Jan 29 & 30)

Team One	Team Two	Score
Bristol	Sale Sharks	26-14
Gloucester	Orrell	54-12
Harlequins	Darlington Mowden Park	29-8
London Irish	Leicester	47-7
London Welsh	Coventry	39-16
Manchester	Birmingham/Solihull	22-11
Saracens	Northampton	32-34
London Wasps	Newcastle Falcons	36-30

Quarter Finals (Feb 26)

Team One	Team Two	Score
Bristol	Harlequins	25-17
London Irish	Gloucester	34-18
London Welsh	Northampton	26-35
London Wasps	Manchester	62-3

Semi Finals (Apr 8)

Team One	Team Two	Score
Bristol	London Wasps	31-44
London Irish	Northampton	17-24

Final

13 May 2000

Wasps	31-23	Northampton
Try: Josh Lewsey Trevor Leota Mark Denney Con: Kenny Logan Pen: Alex King 3		Try: Budge Pountney Pen: Paul Grayson 6

Twickenham Stadium, London
Attendance: 55,000
Referee: Brian Campsall (Yorkshire)


	15	Josh Lewsey
	14	Shane Roiser
	13	Mark Denney
	12	Rob Henderson
	11	Kenny Logan
	10	Alex King
	9	Martyn Wood
	8	Lawrence Dallaglio (c)
	7	Paul Volley
	6	Joe Worsley
	5	Andy Reed
	4	Simon Shaw
	3	Will Green
	2	Trevor Leota
	1	Darren Molloy
Replacements:
	16	Mike Friday
	17	John Ufton
	18	Fraser Waters
	19	Andy Le Chevalier
	20	Dugald Macer
	21	Mark Weedon
	22	Peter Scrivener
Coach:


	15	Nick Beal
	14	Craig Moir
	13	Allan Bateman
	12	Matt Allen
	11	Ben Cohen
	10	Paul Grayson
	9	Matt Dawson
	1	Garry Pagel
	2	Federico Méndez
	3	Mattie Stewart
	4	Andy Newman
	5	Richard Metcalfe
	6	Tim Rodber
	7	Budge Pountney
	8	Pat Lam (c)
Replacements:
	16	Dominic Malone
	17	Andy Northey
	18	Ali Hepher
	19	Steve Walter
	20	Martin Scelzo
	21	Jon Phillips
	22	Don Mackinnon
Coach:

References

↑ "Wasps keep Northampton waiting with Tetley's victory". ESPN.
↑ "Times Archives". Oxfordshire Libraries.

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