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2001–02 Powergen Cup

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The 2001–02 Powergen Cup was the 31st edition of England's rugby union club competition. London Irish won the competition defeating Northampton Saints in the final.[1][2] The event was sponsored by Powergen and the final was held at Twickenham Stadium.[3]

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First round (Sep 15)

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Second round (Sep 29)

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Third round (Oct 13)

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Fourth round (Nov 3)

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Fifth round (Nov 26)

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Sixth round (Dec 15 & 16)

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Quarter-finals (Jan 19)

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Semi-finals (Mar 9)

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Final

20 April 2002
London Irish38–7Northampton Saints
Try: Geoff Appleford 2
Justin Bishop 2
Michael Horak
Con: Barry Everitt 5
Pen: Barry Everitt
Try: Ben Cohen
Con: Paul Grayson
Twickenham Stadium, London
Attendance: 75,000
Referee: Steve Lander (Liverpool)
15England Michael Horak
14England Paul Sackey
13England Geoff Appleford
12South Africa Brendan Venter (player/coach)
11Ireland Justin Bishop
10Ireland Barry Everitt
9South Africa Hentie Martens
8England Chris Sheasby
7England Declan Danaher
6Ireland Eddie Halvey
5Wales Steve Williams
4South Africa Ryan Strudwick (c)
3England Rob Hardwick
2South Africa Naka Drotské
1England Mike Worsley
Replacements:
16New Zealand Richard Kirke
17New Zealand Simon Halford
18New Zealand Glenn Delaney
19England James Cockle
20Wales Darren Edwards
21England James Brown
22England Rob Hoadley
Coach:
South Africa Brendan Venter
15England Nick Beal
14Scotland Craig Moir
13Australia Peter Jorgensen
12Scotland John Leslie
11England Ben Cohen
10England Paul Grayson
9England Matt Dawson
8England Grant Seeley
7Scotland Budge Pountney (c)
6New Zealand Andrew Blowers
5France Olivier Brouzet
4South Africa Johan Ackermann
3Scotland Mattie Stewart
2England Steve Thompson
1Scotland Tom Smith
Replacements:
16England Dan Richmond
17England Robbie Morris
18England Jon Phillips
19Scotland Andrew Rennick
20England Dominic Malone
21South Africa Mark Tucker
22England James Brooks
Coach:
Wayne Smith
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