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2003 Challenge Cup

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Rugby league tournament held in 2003

2003 Powergen Challenge Cup
Duration	9 Rounds
Highest attendance	71,212
Broadcast partners	BBC Sport
Winners	Bradford Bulls
Runners-up	Leeds Rhinos
Lance Todd Trophy	Gary Connolly
← 2002 2004 →

The2003Challenge Cup was sponsored byPowergen and was held during the 2002–03 season. The final was held on Saturday 26 April 2003, atMillennium Stadium, Cardiff, UK. The game was won byBradford Bulls who defeatedLeeds Rhinos.^[1]

First round

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Date	Team one	Team two	Score
30 Nov	Askam	Ideal Isberg	2-12
30 Nov	Bradford Dudley	Syngenta	12-4
30 Nov	British Army	Hunslet Warriors	10-22
30 Nov	Castleford Panthers	Walney	4-11
30 Nov	Cott. Phoenix	Navy	34-2
30 Nov	Dublin Exiles	Birkenshaw	0-56
30 Nov	East Hull	Normanton	36-4
30 Nov	Eastmoor	Wigan St Judes	18-26
30 Nov	Edinburgh	Oulton	8-26
30 Nov	Elland	Sharlston Rovers	12-8
30 Nov	Featherstone Lions	Ince Rose Bridge	16-8
30 Nov	Hensingham	Simms Cross	4-9
30 Nov	Heworth	Thornhill	4-24
30 Nov	Leigh East	Eccles	46-4
30 Nov	Leigh Miners R.	West Hull	20-6
30 Nov	Milford	Widnes St Maries	16-8
30 Nov	Millom	Embassy	20-26
30 Nov	Redhill	York Acorn	24-12
30 Nov	RAF	Crosfields	2-5
30 Nov	Sheffield Hills	Skirlaugh	8-24
30 Nov	Siddal	Leeds Met University	78-0
30 Nov	Thatto Heath	Cas. Lock Lane	12-19
30 Nov	Waterhead	Hull Dockers	16-12
30 Nov	Wath Brow Hornets	East Leeds	12-0
30 Nov	West Bowling	Rochdale Mayfield	28-0
30 Nov	Wigan St Pats	Oldham St Annes	17-20
30 Nov	Woolston	Saddleworth	20-10
30 Nov	Shaw Cross	Cardiff Demons	56-12

Second round

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Date	Team one	Team two	Score
14 Dec	Birkenshaw	West Bowling	0-14
14 Dec	Cas. Lock Lane	Thornhill	8-18
14 Dec	Cott. Phoenix	Bradford Dudley	17-4
14 Dec	East Hull	Coventry Bears	48-8
14 Dec	Elland	Redhill	4-13
14 Dec	Featherstone Lions	Oldham St Annes	10-12
14 Dec	Hunslet Warriors	Woolston	18-30
14 Dec	Leigh East	Skirlaugh	20-28
14 Dec	Leigh Miners R.	Crosfields	68-8
14 Dec	Siddal	Ideal Isberg	14-0
14 Dec	Walney	Simms Cross	2-12
14 Dec	Waterhead	Shaw Cross	4-18
14 Dec	Wath Brow Hornets	Milford	66-6
14 Dec	Wigan St Judes	Oulton	16-24
15 Dec	Embassy	Strela Kazan	20-16

Third round

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Date	Team one	Team two	Score
24 Jan	Chorley Lynx	Leigh Miners R.	36-14
24 Jan	Oulton	Sheffield Eagles	8-22
24 Jan	Wath Brow Hornets	Workington Town	13-12
25 Jan	Leigh	Locomotiv	62-0
26 Jan	Barrow	Embassy	70-6
26 Jan	Doncaster	Redhill	64-2
26 Jan	Featherstone Rovers	Villeneuve	26-22
26 Jan	Gateshead	UTC	4-38
26 Jan	Hull Kingston Rovers	Siddal	28-0
26 Jan	Hunslet Hawks	Pia	28-18
26 Jan	Keighley	Thornhill	33-10
26 Jan	Oldham St Annes	Rochdale Hornets	18-62
26 Jan	Oldham	East Hull	32-6
26 Jan	Salford City	Toulouse	26-10
26 Jan	Simms Cross	London Skolars	15-8
26 Jan	Skirlaugh	York City Knights	8-20
26 Jan	Swinton	Shaw Cross	46-0
26 Jan	West Bowling	Batley	12-34
26 Jan	Whitehaven	Cott. Phoenix	66-6
26 Jan	Woolston	Dewsbury	12-34

Fourth round

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Date	Team one	Team two	Score
8 Feb	UTC	St Helens	6-70
8 Feb	Wakefield Trinity	Castleford Tigers	20-18
8 Feb	Warrington	Bradford	12-38
8 Feb	Wath Brow Hornets	Batley	6-18
9 Feb	Barrow	Salford City	6-22
9 Feb	Featherstone Rovers	Leigh	28-22
9 Feb	Hull FC	Halifax	24-16
9 Feb	Hunslet Hawks	Huddersfield	18-14
9 Feb	Chorley Lynx	Swinton	16-32
9 Feb	Leeds	Whitehaven	46-6
9 Feb	London	Oldham	42-12
9 Feb	Rochdale Hornets	Hull Kingston Rovers	20-27
9 Feb	Sheffield Eagles	Keighley	25-24
9 Feb	Widnes	Dewsbury	48-6
9 Feb	Wigan	Simms Cross	82-3
9 Feb	York City Knights	Doncaster	20-21

Fifth round

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Date	Team one	Team two	Score
28 Feb	St Helens Saints	Batley Bulldogs	38-12
28 Feb	Wakefield Trinity Wildcats	Widnes Vikings	12-22
1 Mar	Swinton Lions	Featherstone Rovers	32-10
2 Mar	Leeds Rhinos	London Broncos	21-12
2 Mar	Hunslet Hawks	Bradford Bulls	0-82
2 Mar	Doncaster Dragons	Wigan Warriors	10-50
2 Mar	Sheffield Eagles	Hull F.C.	0-88
2 Mar	Hull Kingston Rovers	Salford City Reds	2-12

Quarter-finals

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Date	Team one	Team two	Score
15 Mar	Widnes Vikings	Bradford Bulls	28-38
16 Mar	Swinton Lions	Wigan Warriors	12-70
16 Mar	Leeds Rhinos	Hull F.C.	41-18
16 Mar	Salford City Reds	St Helens Saints	6-54

Semi-finals

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Date	Team one	Team two	Score
12 Apr	Leeds Rhinos	St Helens Saints	33-26
13 Apr	Wigan Warriors	Bradford Bulls	22-36

Final

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2003 Powerglen Challenge Cup Final

26 April 2003
14:30BST (UTC+1)

Bradford Bulls	22 – 20	Leeds Rhinos
Tries:3 Paul 5' Vainikolo 38' Peacock 42' Goals:5 Deacon(3/3) + 2 pen.	1st: 14 – 14 2nd: 8 – 6 Report	Tries:3 Connolly 9' McKenna 21' Furner 59' Goals:4 Sinfield(3/3) + 1 pen.

Millennium Stadium,Cardiff
Attendance: 71,212
Referee:Russell Smith (Castleford)
Lance Todd Trophy:Gary Connolly (Leeds Rhinos)^[2]

Bradford and Leeds lining up against each other in the Final at theMillennium Stadium

**Team details**
Bradford Bulls		Position	Leeds Rhinos
Name	Number	Position	Number	Name
Robbie Paul (c) 5'	1	Fullback	18	Gary Connolly 9'
Tevita Vaikona 38'	2	Wing	2	Mark Calderwood
Scott Naylor	20	Centre	3	Chris McKenna 21'
Shontayne Hape	4	Centre	4	Keith Senior
Lesley Vainikolo	5	Wing	1	Francis Cummins
Leon Pryce	3	Stand off	13	Kevin Sinfield (c)
Paul Deacon	7	Scrum half	14	Andrew Dunemann
Joe Vagana 20'	8	Prop forward	19	Ryan Bailey 18'
James Lowes	9	Hooker	9	Matt Diskin 32' 37'
Daniel Gartner 30'	11	Prop forward	10	Barrie McDermott 18' 58'
Lee Radford 30'	18	Second row	5	Chev Walker
Jamie Peacock 42'	12	Second row	12	Matt Adamson
Mike Forshaw	13	Loose forward	11	David Furner 59'
Karl Pratt	15	Interchange	7	Rob Burrow 32' 37'
Lee Gilmour 30'	14	Interchange	16	Willie Poching 58'
Rob Parker 30'	27	Interchange	8	Danny Ward 18'
Paul Anderson 20'	10	Interchange	17	Wayne McDonald 18'
Brian Noble		Coach		Daryl Powell
Sources:Rugby League Project,BBC TV

Half time entertainment

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Mis-Teeq performed at half time.^{[citation needed]}

Television coverage

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BBC Sport had live rights to the tournament in theUnited Kingdom from the fourth round onwards.

The matches shown live on theBBC were:Wakefield Trinity Wildcats 20–18Castleford Tigers andWarrington Wolves 12-38Bradford Bulls (R4);Leeds Rhinos 21–12London Broncos andWakefield Trinity Wildcats 12–22Widnes Vikings (R5);Widnes Vikings 28–38Bradford Bulls andLeeds Rhinos 41–18Hull (QF);Leeds Rhinos 33–26St Helens andWigan Warriors 22–36Bradford Bulls (SF); andBradford Bulls 22–20Leeds Rhinos (Final).

External links

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2003 Challenge Cup Final

References

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^"Bradford win Challenge Cup". BBC Sport.
^"Lance Todd Trophy winners".BBC Sport. 26 August 2010.

v t e Bradford Bulls squad–2003 Challenge Cup Final winners
1Robbie Paul 2Tevita Vaikona 3Scott Naylor 4Shontayne Hape 5Lesley Vainikolo 6Leon Pryce 7Paul Deacon (c) 8Joe Vagana 9James Lowes 10Lee Radford 11Jamie Peacock 12Daniel Gartner 13Mike Forshaw 14Karl Pratt 15Lee Gilmour 16Paul Anderson 17Rob Parker Coach:Brian Noble

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