1986–87 Rugby League Premiership

Rugby league season

1986–87 Premiership

Structure| National knockout championship
Winners| Wigan
Runners-up| Warrington

← 1985–86

1987–88 →

The 1987 Rugby League Premiership was the 13th end of season Rugby League Premiership competition.[1]

The winners were Wigan.[2]

## First round

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Date  | Team One  | Team Two  | Score

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26 April 1987 | Castleford | Halifax | 6-18
26 April 1987 | St Helens | Bradford Northern | 46-14
26 April 1987 | Warrington | Hull Kingston Rovers | 24-12
26 April 1987 | Wigan | Widnes | 22-18

## Semi-finals

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Date  | Team One  | Team Two  | Score

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10 May 1987 | Wigan | Halifax | 18-10
10 May 1987 | St Helens | Warrington | 8-18

## Final

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17 May 1987

Wigan | 8-0  | Warrington

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G-Gill, Stephenson
T-Lydon  |  |

Old Trafford
Attendance: 38,756
Referee: Kevin Allatt
Player of the Match: Joe Lydon

1 | Steve Hampson
2 | Henderson Gill
3 | David Stephenson
4 | Dean Bell
5 | Joe Lydon
6 | Shaun Edwards
7 | Andy Gregory
8 | Brian Case
9 | Nicky Kiss
10 | Shaun Wane
11 | Andy Goodway
12 | Ian Potter
13 | Ellery Hanley
Substitutions:
14 | Richard Russell for Joe Lydon
15 | Graeme West for Shaun Wane
Coach:
Graham Lowe

1 | Brian Johnson
2 | Joe Ropati
3 | Barry Peters
4 | Des Drummond
5 | Mark Forster
6 | Ronnie Duane
7 | Paul Bishop
8 | Paul Cullen
9 | Gary Sanderson
10 | Tony Humphries
11 | Bob Jackson
12 | Mark Roberts
13 | Kevin Tamati
Substitutions:
14 | Mike Gregory for Tony Humphries
15 | Bob Eccles for Mark Roberts
Coach:
Tony Barrow

## References

[edit]

1. ^ "Premiership title". Rugby League Project.
2. ^ "Premiership title 1986-87". Rugby League Project.

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