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The 1993–94 Challenge Cup was the 93rd staging of rugby league 's oldest knockout competition, the Challenge Cup . Known as the Silk Cut Challenge Cup for sponsorship reasons, the final was contested by Wigan and Leeds at Wembley . Wigan won the match 26–16.
Date
Team One
Team Two
Score
4 Dec 1993
Askam
Orchard Park
36-20
4 Dec 1993
Barrow Island
Moorends
26-13
4 Dec 1993
Beverley
Cambridge E
84-10
4 Dec 1993
Blackbrook
London Colonials
Walkover
4 Dec 1993
Dewsbury Celtic
Fulham Travellers
38-15
4 Dec 1993
Dudley Hill
Thatto Heath
8-22
4 Dec 1993
East Leeds
Kells
25-12
4 Dec 1993
Eastmoor
Irlam
4-12
4 Dec 1993
Egremont
Ace Amateurs
28-6
4 Dec 1993
Greetland AR
Ellenborough
0-18
4 Dec 1993
Hemel
Hensingham
18-22
4 Dec 1993
Heworth
Wigan St Judes
24-8
4 Dec 1993
Leigh East
Farnworth
14-10
4 Dec 1993
Leigh Miners Welfare
Eureka
34-14
4 Dec 1993
Lock Lane
Myson
13-16
4 Dec 1993
Mayfield
Hull Dockers
24-12
4 Dec 1993
Milford
Cardiff Institute
18-8
4 Dec 1993
Millom
Westgate Redoubt
18-10
4 Dec 1993
Moldgreen
Skirlaugh
23-5
4 Dec 1993
Nottingham
Clayton
8-24
4 Dec 1993
Oldham St Annes
Bisons
32-8
4 Dec 1993
Oulton
Queens
27-6
4 Dec 1993
Redhill
Littleborough
16-12
4 Dec 1993
Saddleworth
Seaton Rangers
13-2
4 Dec 1993
Shaw Cross
Fryston
12-6
4 Dec 1993
Walney Central
Simms Cross
11-0
4 Dec 1993
West Hull
Ovenden
36-9
4 Dec 1993
Wigan St Patricks
Wath Brow Hornets
13-6
4 Dec 1993
Woolston
Upton & Frickley
54-12
4 Dec 1993
York Acorn
Orrell St James
32-32
5 Dec 1993
Blackpool Gladiators
Park Amateurs
10-28
5 Dec 1993
Chorley Borough
Elland
30-2
11 Dec 1993
Orrell St James
York Acorn
24-5
Date
Team One
Team Two
Score
18 Dec 1993
Askam
Chorley Borough
8-3
18 Dec 1993
Blackbrook
Beverley
8-17
18 Dec 1993
Clayton
Oulton
6-23
18 Dec 1993
East Leeds
Egremont
14-10
18 Dec 1993
Ellenborough
Woolston
4-9
18 Dec 1993
Hensingham
Myson
40-0
18 Dec 1993
Leigh East
Millom
14-26
18 Dec 1993
Leigh Miners Welfare
Moldgreen
13-11
18 Dec 1993
Mayfield
Wigan St Patricks
14-32
18 Dec 1993
Milford
Irlam
19-20
18 Dec 1993
Redhill
Orrell St James
32-18
18 Dec 1993
Saddleworth
Oldham St Annes
12-4
18 Dec 1993
Shaw Cross
Thatto Heath
11-4
18 Dec 1993
Walney Central
Barrow Island
4-6
18 Dec 1993
West Hull
Park Amateurs
47-14
3 Jan 1994
Dewsbury Celtic
Heworth
18-10
Date
Team One
Team Two
Score
15 Jan 1994
Batley
Dewsbury
58-2
16 Jan 1994
Barrow
East Leeds
34-10
16 Jan 1994
Bramley
Redhill
46-20
16 Jan 1994
Carlisle
Askam
42-8
16 Jan 1994
Dewsbury
Hensingham
64-6
16 Jan 1994
Doncaster
Wigan St Patricks
36-4
16 Jan 1994
Highfield
Saddleworth
16-13
16 Jan 1994
Huddersfield
Woolston
42-6
16 Jan 1994
Hunslet
Barrow Island
58-2
16 Jan 1994
Keighley
Oulton
68-0
16 Jan 1994
London
Shaw Cross
40-14
16 Jan 1994
Rochdale Hornets
Millom
32-0
16 Jan 1994
Ryedale-York
Leigh Miners Welfare
52-2
16 Jan 1994
Swinton
Irlam
30-0
16 Jan 1994
Whitehaven
West Hull
44-4
16 Jan 1994
Workington Town
Beverley
24-10
Date
Team One
Team Two
Score
29 Jan 1994
Halifax
Warrington
18-22
30 Jan 1994
Barrow
Bradford Northern
30-58
30 Jan 1994
Batley
Keighley
8-29
30 Jan 1994
Bramley
Widnes
11-20
30 Jan 1994
Carlisle
Workington Town
12-13
30 Jan 1994
Castleford
Salford
36-4
30 Jan 1994
Doncaster
Dewsbury
18-6
30 Jan 1994
Highfield
Whitehaven
4-15
30 Jan 1994
Huddersfield
St Helens
16-23
30 Jan 1994
Hull Kingston Rovers
Ryedale-York
16-6
30 Jan 1994
Hunslet
Oldham
20-30
30 Jan 1994
London
Featherstone Rovers
14-28
30 Jan 1994
Rochdale Hornets
Leeds
18-40
30 Jan 1994
Sheffield Eagles
Leigh
42-10
30 Jan 1994
Swinton
Hull FC
12-18
30 Jan 1994
Wigan
Wakefield Trinity
24-16
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