Round 1
Fulham 5 lost to Wakefield Trinity 9
| Challenge Cup 1980/81 Round 1 |
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| Match URL | www.rugbyleagueproject.org/matches/26348 | |||||||
| Status | Completed | |||||||
| Date | Sunday, 15th February, 1981 | |||||||
| Referee | Ron Campbell | |||||||
| Venue | Craven Cottage (London) | |||||||
| Crowd | 15,013 | |||||||
| Fulham | Scoresheet | Wakefield | ||||||
| David HULL | T | Andrew FLETCHER | ||||||
| Keith SMITH | ||||||||
| Iain MACCORQUODALE | G | Steve DIAMOND | ||||||
| FG | Allan AGAR | |||||||
| Fulham | Teams | Wakefield | ||||||
| Chris GANLEY | 1 | FB | 1 | Harold BOX | ||||
| Adrian CAMBRIANI | 2 | W | 2 | Andrew FLETCHER | ||||
| Malcolm ASPEY | 3 | C | 3 | Terry DAY | ||||
| Derek NOONAN | 4 | C | 4 | Keith SMITH | ||||
| Iain MACCORQUODALE | 5 | W | 5 | Brian JULIFF | ||||
| David ECKERSLEY | 6 | FE | 6 | David TOPLISS | ||||
| Reg BOWDEN | 7 | HB | 7 | Allan AGAR | ||||
| Harry BEVERLEY | 8 | FR | 8 | Nigel MURRAY | ||||
| Tony KARALIUS | 9 | HK | 9 | Alan McCURRIE | ||||
| Ian VAN BELLEN | 10 | FR | 10 | Roy BRATT | ||||
| Tony GOURLEY | 11 | 2R | 11 | John THOMPSON | ||||
| David ALLEN | 12 | 2R | 12 | Kevin RAYNE | ||||
| David HULL | 13 | L | 13 | Michael LAMPKOWSKI | ||||
| B | 14 | Steve DIAMOND | ||||||
| John WOOD | 15 | B | 15 | Andy KELLY | ||||
| Reg BOWDEN | HC | Ray BATTEN | ||||||
Team Info
Fulham
- Previous Game:
- Match Day 24 vs. Swinton
- Next Game:
- Match Day 26 vs. Blackpool
- Out:
- Roy Lester (front row), Martin Herdman (bench)
- In:
- Derek Noonan (centre), Ian Van bellen (front row)
- Changes:
- David Allen (centre to second row), John Wood (second row to bench)
Wakefield
- Previous Game:
- Match Day 23 vs. Featherstone
- Next Game:
- Match Day 24 vs. Workington
- Out:
- Colin Forsyth (front row), Mark Guest (bench)
- In:
- Nigel Murray (front row), Steve Diamond (bench)
This match is a part of the following:
Contributions:
Shawn Dollin, Bill Bates
Sources:
Rothmans Rugby League Yearbook (1981-82 to 1999), Irvin Saxton's Record Keepers' Club