Anglo-Welsh Cup - List of Winners

List of Winners

  • 1972 Gloucester 17–6 against Moseley
  • 1973 Coventry 27–15 against Bristol
  • 1974 Coventry 26–6 against London Scottish
  • 1975 Bedford 28–12 against Rosslyn Park
  • 1976 Gosforth 23–14 against Rosslyn Park
  • 1977 Gosforth 27–11 against Waterloo
  • 1978 Gloucester 6–3 against Leicester
  • 1979 Leicester 15–12 against Moseley
  • 1980 Leicester 21–9 against London Irish
  • 1981 Leicester 22–15 against Gosforth
  • 1982 Gloucester and Moseley (shared) 12–12
  • 1983 Bristol 28–22 against Leicester
  • 1984 Bath 10–9 against Bristol
  • 1985 Bath 24–15 against London Welsh
  • 1986 Bath 25–17 against Wasps FC
  • 1987 Bath 19–12 against Wasps FC
  • 1988 Harlequins 28–22 against Bristol
  • 1989 Bath 10–6 against Leicester
  • 1990 Bath 48–6 against Gloucester
  • 1991 Harlequins 25–13 against Northampton
  • 1992 Bath 15–12 against Harlequins
  • 1993 Leicester 23–16 against Harlequins
  • 1994 Bath 21–9 against Leicester
  • 1995 Bath 36–16 against Wasps FC
  • 1996 Bath 16–15 against Leicester
  • 1997 Leicester 9–3 against Sale
  • 1998 Saracens 48–18 against Wasps FC
  • 1999 Wasps FC 29–19 against Newcastle
  • 2000 London Wasps 31–23 against Northampton
  • 2001 Newcastle 30–27 against Harlequins
  • 2002 London Irish 38–7 against Northampton
  • 2003 Gloucester 40–22 against Northampton
  • 2004 Newcastle 37–33 against Sale
  • 2005 Leeds Tykes 20–12 against Bath

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