2016 Challenge Cup final

2016 (2016) Challenge Cup Final
Hull F.C. Warrington Wolves 12 10
1 2 Total HFC 0 12 12 WAR 6 4 10
Date	27 August 2016
Stadium	Wembley Stadium, London
Location	London, United Kingdom
Harry Sunderland Trophy	Marc Sneyd
God Save The Queen and Abide with Me	Aled Jones
Referee	Gareth Hewer
Attendance	76,235
Broadcast partners
Broadcasters	BBC One
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The 2016 Challenge Cup Final was the 115th cup-deciding game of the rugby league 2016 Challenge Cup Season. It was held at Wembley Stadium in London on 27 August 2016, kick off 15:00. The final was contested by Hull F.C. and Warrington Wolves. The game saw Hull F.C. beat Warrington by 12 points to 10.^[1][2][3][4]

Hull's sixth round tie saw a comfortable 47–18 point win over St Helens, before playing a 22–8 victory over Catalans Dragons in the quarter finals. The semi-finals saw them beat eventual Grand Final Champions Wigan Warriors to reach the final.^[5]

Round	Opposition	Score
6th	St Helens (A)	47–18
QF	Catalans Dragons (H)	22–8
SF	Wigan Warriors (N)	16–12

Warrington's sixth round tie saw them play Championship side Oldham Roughyeds, beating them by sixty points. The quarter finals and semi-finals saw the Warriors draw fellow Super League sides Widnes Vikings and Wakefield Trinity respectively. The Wolves escaped the quarters by two points before a comfortable win against Wakefield put them in the final.^[5]

Round	Opposition	Score
6th	Oldham (A)	70–10
QF	Widnes Vikings (H)	20–18
SF	Wakefield Trinity (N)	56–12

A military brass band provided musical entertainment before Welsh singer Aled Jones led the RFL Community Choir in singing "Abide with Me" before the match.^[4]

Saturday, 27 August 15:00

Hull F.C.	12 - 10	Warrington Wolves
Tries Mahe Fonua ('62) Jamie Shaul ('73) Goals Marc Sneyd ('62, '73)	Report	Tries Matty Russell ('34) Ben Currie ('54) Goals Kurt Gidley ('34)

Wembley Stadium, London Attendance: 76,235 Referee: Gareth Hewer Player of the Match: Marc Sneyd[1]