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format following the disbanding of the

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at the end of the 2017–18 season due to the withdrawal of the Welsh

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regions. Although there are no stipulations on player selection, the cup will be seen by many clubs as a development competition, and games will take place during the Autumn internationals and during the Six Nations. The competition returns after a one-year hiatus due to cancellation of the 2020–21 competition. Sale Sharks enter the competition as reigning champions, becoming the second winners of the Premiership Cup when they defeated Harlequins 27–19 at the

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in the 2019–20 final.

Competition format

The competition consists of the thirteen

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teams arranged in three pools. Pool 1 will consist of five teams whilst pools B and C will consist of four. Each team will play each team in their pool once only and, in the case of pools 2 and 3, also play an additional inter pool match. There will be five rounds of matches meaning each team will receive one bye. The top team in each pool, plus the best overall runner-up, will progress to the semi-finals, with the highest ranked teams having home advantage. The winners of the semi-finals will then meet at the final in May 2022 to be held at the home ground of the highest ranked remaining team.

Teams

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Pools

Pool 1

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Pool 2

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Pool 3

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Fixtures

Round 1

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Moyle 11' c

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25' c
Ackermann 32' m
Davidson 41' c
Balmain 47' c

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(2) 54' c, 75' m

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67' m , con1 =

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(8/11) 8', 12', 27', 40', 41', 44', 48', 55' , pen1 = , try2 = Worboys 60' c , con2 = Worboys (1/1) 61' , pen2 = Worboys (1/1) 17' , stadium = Kingsholm , attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 13 November 2021 , time = 14:30 , home = (1 BP) Saracens , score = 28 – 21 , report
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, away = Harlequins (1 BP) , try1 = Barrington 14' c

30' c

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(2) 39' c, 48' c , con1 = Man. Vunipola (4/4) 16', 31', 40', 50' , pen1 = , try2 = Jurevicius 33' c

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45' c

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73' c , con2 = Benson (3/3) 34', 46', 74' , pen2 = , stadium = StoneX Stadium , attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 13 November 2021 , time = 15:00 , home = (1 BP)

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(1 BP) , try1 =

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3' c
Walsh (2) 17' c, 50' c , con1 = Hodge (3/3) 4', 18', 51' , pen1 = Hodge (2/2) 44', 80+4' , try2 = Penalty Try 35'
Bedlow 37' c

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59' m

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62' c
Duncan 74' c , con2 = Bedlow (3/4) 38', 63', 75' , pen2 = , stadium =

, attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 13 November 2021 , time = 15:00 , home = Leicester Tigers , score = 32 – 23 , report
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, away = Sale Sharks , try1 = van Poortvliet 18' c

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78' c , con1 = Hegarty (1/1) 19'
Lancaster (1/1) 79' , pen1 = Hegarty (5/5) 6', 17', 22', 40', 42'
Lancaster (1/1) 53' , try2 =

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26' c
Dugdale (2) 56' m, 67' m , con2 =

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(1/3) 26' , pen2 =

(2/2) 2', 50' , stadium = Mattioli Woods Welford Road , attendance = 15,745 , referee = Andrew Jackson {{Rugbybox , date = 13 November 2021 , time = 15:00 , home = (1 BP)

, score = 34 – 27 , report
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(1 BP) , try1 = Tait (2) 12' m, 58' c
Montgomery 22' m
Stephens 40' c
Basham 51' m

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79' m , con1 =

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(2/6) 40+1', 59' , pen1 = , try2 = Hartley 15' c
Tunney 25' c
van Vuuren 36' c , con2 = Mathews (3/3) 16', 26', 37' , pen2 = Mathews (2/2) 21', 68' , stadium =

, attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 13 November 2021 , time = 15:30 , home = (1 BP)

, score = 26 – 36 , report
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, away =

(1 BP) , try1 =

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29' c

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54' c
Gillespie 62' m
Litchfield 70' c , con1 = J. Grayson (3/4) 30', 55', 71' , pen1 = , try2 = Stokes 12' c
Munga 16' m
Sullivan 21' c
van Rensburg (2) 40' c, 74' c , con2 =

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(4/5) 13', 22', 40+1', 75' , pen2 =

(1/1) 78' , stadium = cinch Stadium at Franklin's Gardens , attendance = , referee = {{Rubye,

Round 2

{{Rugbybox , date = 19 November 2021 , time = 19:45 , home = Sale Sharks , score = 25 - 20 , report = , away =

(1 BP) , try1 = Metclaf ‘26
Reed ‘37
Birch ‘72 , con1 = du Preez ‘28, ‘74 , pen1 = du Preez ‘11, ‘49 , try2 = Hayden-Wood ‘19
Earle ‘53
McGuigan ‘68 , con2 = Connon ‘20 , pen2 = Connon ‘45 , stadium =

, attendance = 4,725 , referee = Nick Wood {{Rugbybox , date = 19 November 2021 , time = 19:45 , home = (1 BP)

, score = 29 - 20 , report = , away = Saracens , try1 = Haskell-Collins ‘15
Hepetema ‘21
Mafi ‘28
Redmond ‘50 , con1 = Jennings ‘16, ‘22, ‘29 , pen1 = Jennings ‘79 , try2 = Segun ‘45
Harris ‘56, ‘60 , con2 = Manu Vunipola ‘57 , pen2 = Manu Vunipola ‘68 , stadium = Brentford Community Stadium , attendance = , referee = Craig Maxwell-Keys {{Rugbybox , date = 19 November 2021 , time = 19:45 , home = (1 BP) Harlequins , score = 26 - 25 , report = , away =

(1 BP) , try1 = Anyanwu ‘4, ‘67
Steele ‘10
Wallace ‘72 , con1 = Benson ‘5, ‘11, ‘74 , pen1 = , try2 = Henry ‘14
Haywood ‘26
Gillespie ‘31 , con2 = Grayson ‘15, ‘27 , pen2 = Grayson ‘49, ‘60 , stadium =

, attendance = , referee = Mike Hudson {{Rugbybox , date = 20 November 2021 , time = 13:00 , home = (1 BP)

, score = 45 - 19 , report = , away =

, try1 = Taylor ‘14
Morris ‘18
Morgan ‘26, ‘30
Barton ‘43
Reeves ‘75 , con1 = Evans ‘15, ‘21, ‘27, ‘32, ‘44
Twelvetrees ‘77 , pen1 = Evans ‘7 , try2 = Tuikma ‘36
Relton ’53
Hidalgo-Clyne’63 , con2 = Hodge ‘37
Walsh ‘64 , pen2 = , stadium = Kingsholm , attendance = , referee = Jack Makepeace {{Rugbybox , date = 20 November 2021 , time = 13:30 , home =

, score = 7 - 55 , report = , away = Leicester Tigers (1 BP) , try1 = Hartley ‘71 , con1 = Mathews ‘71 , pen1 = , try2 = Murimurivalu ‘6
Green ‘42
Porter ‘47, ‘55
Whitcombe ‘58
Saumaki ‘66, ‘75, ‘79 , con2 = Lancaster ‘2, ‘43, ‘46, ‘59, ‘76, ‘80+1 , pen2 = Lancaster ‘26 , stadium =

, attendance = , referee = Hamish Smales {{Rugbybox , date = 20 November 2021 , time = 15:00 , home = (1 BP)

, score = 68 - 13 , report = , away =

, try1 = Simpson ‘4, ‘26
Doel ‘10
Howe ‘31, ‘43
Thomas ‘36
Johnson ‘45
Dodd ‘56
Smith ‘61
Searle ‘78 , con1 = Searle ‘5, ‘11, ‘27, ‘32, ‘37, ‘43, ‘57, ‘62, ‘79 , pen1 = , try2 = Strang ‘7
Eadie ‘52 , con2 = , pen2 = Lloyd ‘17 , stadium = Sixways , attendance = , referee = Anthony Woodthorpe {{Rubye, Bath

Round 3

{{Rugbybox , date = 29 December 2021 , time = , home = Bath , score = Cancelled
0 - 28{{efn, Due to a combination of COVID-19 related absences and injuries Bath Rugby were unable to fulfil their fixture obligation. Exeter Chiefs were awarded a 28–0 BP win.{{Cite web, title=Premiership Rugby Cup Result Confirmed: Bath Rugby 0-28 Exeter Chiefs, url=https://www.bathrugby.com/club-news/premiership-rugby-cup-result-confirmed-bath-rugby-0-28-exeter-chiefs/, access-date=2022-01-03, website=Bath Rugby, language=en , away =

(1 BP) , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium = The Recreation Ground , attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 29 December 2021 , time = 19:45 , home = (1 BP)

, score = 27 - 21 , report = , away =

(1 BP) , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium = Sixways , attendance = , referee = {{Rubye,

Harlequins
Leicester Tigers

Sale Sharks
Saracens

Round 4

{{Rugbybox , date = 18 March 2022 , time = 19:45 , home = (1 BP)

, score = 61 - 19 , away = Bath , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium = Ashton Gate , attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 18 March 2022 , time = 19:45 , home = (1 BP)

, score = 34 - 19 , report = , away = Harlequins , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium = Brentford Community Stadium , attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 18 March 2022 , time = 19:45 , home = (1 BP)

, score = 36 - 28 , report = , away = Leicester Tigers (1 BP) , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium =

, attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 19 March 2022 , time = 13:00 , home = (1 BP) Sale Sharks , score = 26 - 41 , report = , away =

(1 BP) , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium =

, attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 19 March 2022 , time = 15:00 , home = (1 BP)

, score = 31 - 29 , report = , away =

(2 BP) , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium =

, attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 19 March 2022 , time = 15:00 , home = (1 BP) Saracens , score = 34 - 46 , report = , away =

(1 BP) , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium = StoneX Stadium , attendance = , referee = {{Rubye,

Round 5

{{Rugbybox , date = 29 March 2022 , time = 19:45 , home = (2 BP) Harlequins , score = 29 - 34 , away = Sale Sharks (1 BP) , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium =

, attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 29 March 2022 , time = 19:45 , home = (1 BP) Leicester Tigers , score = 41 - 26 , report = , away =

(1 BP) , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium = Mattioli Woods Welford Road , attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 29 March 2022 , time = 19:45 , home = (1 BP)

, score = 40 - 21 , report = , away = Saracens , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium =

, attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 30 March 2022 , time = 19:45 , home = (1 BP) Bath , score = 7 - 13 , report = , away =

, try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium =

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, attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 30 March 2022 , time = 19:45 , home =

, score = 15 - 43 , report = , away =

(1 BP) , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium = Ashton Gate , attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 30 March 2022 , time = 19:45 , home = (1 BP)

, score = 34 - 26 , report = , away =

(1 BP) , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium = cinch Stadium at Franklin's Gardens , attendance = , referee = {{Rubye,

Semi-final

{{Rugbybox , date = 26 April 2022 , time = 19:45 , home =

, score =59 - 20 , report = , away = Leicester Tigers , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium = Brentford Community Stadium , attendance = , referee = {{Rugbybox , date = 27 April 2022 , time = 19:45 , home = Gloucester Rugby , score = 25 - 39 , report = , away = Worcester Warriors , try1 = , con1 = , pen1 = , try2 = , con2 = , pen2 = , stadium = Kingsholm , attendance = , referee =

Final

{{Rugbybox , date = 17 May 2022 , time = 19:45 , home =

, score = 25 - 25 ( a.e.t) , report
Report
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33' c , con1 =

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References

{{reflist {{Anglo-Welsh Cup {{DEFAULTSORT:2021-22 Premiership Rugby Cup Rugby union competitions in England Premiership Rugby Cup

Competition format

Teams

Pools

Pool 1

Pool 2

Pool 3

Fixtures

Round 1

Round 2

Round 3

Round 4

Round 5

Semi-final

Final

Notes

See also

References