1988–89 Rugby League Premiership

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The 1988–89 Rugby League Premiership was the 15th end of season Rugby League Premiership competition.[1]

StructureNational knockout championship
WinnersWidnes
Runners-upHull F.C.
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1988–89 Premiership
StructureNational knockout championship
WinnersWidnes
Runners-upHull F.C.
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The winners were Widnes.[2]

First round

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Date Team one Team two Score
23 AprHull F.C.Castleford32-6
23 AprLeedsFeatherstone Rovers12-15
23 AprWidnesBradford Northern30-18
23 AprWiganSt Helens2-4
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Semi-finals

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Date Team one Team two Score
07 MayHull F.C.Featherstone Rovers23-0
07 MayWidnesSt Helens38-14
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Final

14 May 1989
More information Widnes, 18-10 ...
Widnes 18-10 Hull F.C.
T-Currier, D Wright, Offiah
G-Davies (3)
T-Welham
G-Pearce (3)
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Old Trafford
Attendance: 40,194
Referee: John Holdsworth
Player of the Match: Alan Tait
1Alan Tait
2Jonathan Davies
3Andy Currier
4Darren Wright
5Martin Offiah
6David Hulme
7Paul Hulme
8Kurt Sorensen
9Phil McKenzie
10Joey Grima
11Mike O'Neill
12Emosi Koloto
13Richard Eyres
Substitutions:
14Derek Pyke for Andy Currier
15Tony Myler for Paul Hulme
Coach:
Doug Laughton
1Paul Fletcher
2Paul Eastwood
3Brian Blacker
4Richard Price
5Dane O'Hara
6Gary Pearce
7Phil Windley
8Andy Dannatt
9Lee Jackson
10Steve Crooks
11Paul Welham
12Jon Sharp
13Gary Divorty
Substitutions:
14Tim Wilby for Richard Price
15Rob Nolan for Phil Windley
Coach:
Brian Smith

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