World Club Challenge
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| Date | Competition | Rnd | Vrs | H/A | Venue | Result | Score | Tries | Goals | Att |
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| 9/6/97 | WCC | 1 | Panthers | H | Odsal Stadium | L | 16–20 | Peacock, Scales, Spruce | McNamara 2/3 | 14,378 |
| 14/6/97 | WCC | 2 | Warriors | H | Odsal Stadium | L | 16–20 | Bradley, Forshaw | McNamara 3/3, Loughlin 1/1 | 13,133 |
| 20/6/97 | WCC | 3 | Sharks | H | Odsal Stadium | L | 10–30 | Loughlin, Nickle | Loughlin 1/2 | 10,756 |
| 20/7/97 | WCC | 4 | Warriors | A | Mount Smart Stadium | L | 14–64 | Bradley, Lowes, McDermott | Loughlin 1/3 | 12,500 |
| 28/7/97 | WCC | 5 | Panthers | A | Penrith Park | L | 14–54 | Calland, Forshaw, Peacock | Hodgson 1/3 | 5,336 |
| 2/8/97 | WCC | 6 | Sharks | A | Endeavour Field | L | 12–40 | Bradley (2) | McNamara 2/2 | 8,272 |
| 3/10/97 | WCC | QF | Warriors | A | Mount Smart Stadium | L | 14–62 | Bradley, Ekoku | McNamara 3/3 | 12,063 |
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