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The 1984–85 John Player Cup was the 14th edition of England's premier rugby union club competition at the time. Bath won the competition for the second consecutive year defeating London Welsh in the final.[ 1] The event was sponsored by John Player cigarettes and the final was held at Twickenham Stadium .[ 2]
Team one
Team two
Score
Alnwick
Wakefield
9-34
Aspatria
Birkenhead Park
19-7
Barkers Butts
Bromsgrove
10-9
Bedford
Rushton & Higham
51-0
Devon & Cornwall Police
Lydney
4-15
Fullerians
Rosslyn Park
+
Havant
King's College School Old Boys
24-11
Hendon
Crawley
15-18
Lichfield
Loughborough Students
+
Maidenhead
Old Redcliffians
3-9
Nuneaton
Paviors
16-14
Oxford Old Boys
Swindon
13-12
Preston Grasshoppers
Hartlepool Rovers
9-9*
Redruth
Bletchley
26-9
Sidcup
Ipswich
13-6
+Result from Sat 22 Sep missing
Team one
Team two
Score
Nuneaton
Wakefield
13-17
Hartlepool Rovers
Aspatria
10-16
Bedford
Barkers Butts
10-4
Lichfield
Stourbridge
17-10
Sidcup
Old Redcliffians
24-7
Redruth
Crawley
14-4
Havant
Berry Hill
7-27
Blackheath
Sutton & Epsom
40-6
Rosslyn Park
North Walsham
15-7
Oxford Old Boys
Lydney
12-21
Team one
Team two
Score
Bath
Berry Hill
24-3
Bedford
Waterloo
6-7
Gloucester
Richmond
29-0
Harlequins
Ealing
29-12
Leicester
Bristol
43-4
Lichfield
Sidcup
11-4
Liverpool
London Scottish
16-13
Nottingham
Northampton
15-3
Plymouth
Coventry
6-42
Redruth
Lydney
11-29
Sale
Aspatria
33-10
Saracens
Gosforth
16-13
Wasps
Rosslyn Park
23-10
Headingley
London Welsh
10-18
Wakefield
Blackheath
6-6*
West Hartlepool
Moseley
9-12
Away team progress*
Team one
Team two
Score
Bath
Blackheath
37-3
Gloucester
Saracens
29-3
Harlequins
Lichfield
16-6
Liverpool
Leicester
9-37
Lydney
Sale
9-16
Moseley
Coventry
9-29
Nottingham
London Welsh
11-12
Waterloo
Wasps
21-13
Team one
Team two
Score
Sale
Bath
15-25
Coventry
Leicester
10-10*
Gloucester
Harlequins
31-12
London Welsh
Waterloo
21-10
Coventry progress due to more tries*
Team one
Team two
Score
Gloucester
Bath
11-12
Coventry
London Welsh
10-10*
London Welsh progress due to more tries*
15
Matthew Ebsworth
14
Jeremy Hughes
13
Bob Ackerman
12
Dan Fouhy
11
Clive Rees (c )
10
Colyn Price
9
Mark Douglas
8
Kevin Bowring
7
Matthew Watkins
6
Stuart Russell
5
John Collins
4
Ted Lewis
3
Bruce Bradley
2
Byron Light
1
Tim Jones
Replacements:
16
Ian George
17
Simon Page
18
Julian Davies
19
Richard John
20
Guy Leleu
21
Peter Greenway
Coach: