2010 Premier League Knock-Out Cup

The 2010 Premier League Knock-Out Cup was the 43rd edition of the Knockout Cup for tier two teams.[1] It was contested throughout the Premier League season. The reigning champions were the Kings Lynn Stars. The 2010 champions were the Newcastle Diamonds after beating the Edinburgh Monarchs 91–88 over a two legged final.

Knock-out stages
 
Round 1Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
              
 
 
 
 
Somerset RebelsBYE
 
25 June & 30 June
 
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Somerset Rebels73
 
5 May & 13 May
 
Birmingham Brummies107
 
Birmingham Brummies117
 
10 Oct & 13 Oct
 
Sheffield Tigers61
 
Birmingham Brummies85
 
9 May & 14 May
 
Newcastle Diamonds96
 
Newcastle Diamonds100
 
24 June & 27 June
 
Scunthorpe Scorpions80
 
Newcastle Diamonds100
 
 
 
Redcar Bears80
 
Redcar BearsBYE
 
29 Oct & 31 Oct
 
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Newcastle Diamonds91
 
8 May & 9 May
 
Edinburgh Monarchs88
 
Berwick Bandits94
 
26 June & 27 June
 
Newport Wasps85
 
Berwick Bandits81
 
22 May & 23 May
 
Workington Comets98
 
Workington Comets106
 
17 Sept & 18 Sept
 
Stoke Potters74
 
Workington Comets64
 
5 May & 23 May
 
Edinburgh Monarchs99
 
Kings Lynn Stars105
 
28 July & 20 Aug
 
Glasgow Tigers75
 
Kings Lynn Stars65
 
7 May & 5 June
 
Edinburgh Monarchs114
 
Edinburgh Monarchs106
 
 
Rye House Rockets74
 

Round 1

The draw for the 2010 Premier League KOC was taking at the 2009 AGM. 12 teams were drawn against each other, with 2 teams receiving 'byes' into the quarter-finals. These two teams that received a bye were the Redcar Bears and the Somerset Rebels.

Aggregate scores
Berwick Bandits94–85Newport Wasps
Birmingham Brummies117–61Sheffield Tigers
Edinburgh Monarchs106–74Rye House Rockets
Kings Lynn Stars105–75Glasgow Tigers
Newcastle Diamonds100–80Scunthorpe Scorpions
Workington Comets106–74Stoke Potters

First leg
Birmingham Brummies63–25Sheffield Tigers
Jason Lyons 14+1 Josef Franc 10


Kings Lynn Stars57–33Glasgow Tigers
Josh Grajzonek 12


Edinburgh Monarchs51–39Rye House Rockets
Kalle Katajisto 16 Linus Sundstrom 12


Berwick Bandits55–35Newport Wasps
Michal Makovsky 16+1 Kyle Legault 9


Newcastle Diamonds59–31Scunthorpe Scorpions
Mark Lemon 13+1 Kalle Katajisto (Guest) 15


Workington Comets54–36Stoke Potters
Craig Cook 18 Hynek Stichauer 9

Second leg
Newport Wasps50–39Berwick Bandits
Leigh Lanham 12 Adrian Rymel 12


Sheffield Tigers36–54Birmingham Brummies
Paul Cooper 8+1 Steve Johnston 13+2


Scunthorpe Scorpions49–41Newcastle Diamonds
Carl Wilkinson 15 Kenni Larsen 11+1


Glasgow Tigers42–48Kings Lynn Stars
Travis McGowan 11+1 Kevin Doolan 15


Stoke Potters38–52Workington Comets
Lee Smart 8+2 Peter Kildemand 12+2


Rye House Rockets35–55Edinburgh Monarchs
Linus Sundstrom 14 Kalle Katajisto 13

Quarter finals

8 Teams qualified for the quarter-finals of the PLKOC. These included the Somerset Rebels and the Redcar Bears who received 'byes' through to the quarter finals. The other six teams were Berwick Bandits, Birmingham Brummies, Edinburgh Monarchs, Kings Lynn Stars, Newcastle Diamonds, and Workington Comets. All 6 qualified through being victorious in Round 1 of the competition

Aggregate scores
Birmingham Brummies107–73Somerset Rebels
Edinburgh Monarchs114–65Kings Lynn Stars
Newcastle Diamonds100–80Redcar Bears
Workington Comets98–81Berwick Bandits

First leg
Redcar Bears43–47Newcastle Diamonds
Tomas Suchanek 13+1 Mark Lemon 15


Somerset Rebels42–48Birmingham Brummies
Sam Masters 11 Jason Lyons 14


Berwick Bandits46–44Workington Comets
Paul Clews 13+1 Chris Schramm 12+1


Kings Lynn Stars34–56Edinburgh Monarchs
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Second leg
Newcastle Diamonds53–37Redcar Bears
Kenni Larsen 15 Emiliano Sanchez 10+1


Workington Comets54–35Berwick Bandits
Craig Cook 14 Adrian Rymel 12+1


Birmingham Brummies59–31Somerset Rebels
Richard Sweetman 16+1 Shane Parker 8


Edinburgh Monarchs58–31Kings Lynn Stars
Kevin Wolbert 14 Oliver Allen 10

Semi finals

4 Teams qualified for the semi-finals of the PLKOC. These were Birmingham Brummies, Edinburgh Monarchs, Newcastle Diamonds and Workington Comets. All were victorious in there quarter final ties.

Aggregate scores
Edinburgh Monarchs99–64Workington Comets
Newcastle Diamonds96–85Birmingham Brummies

First leg
Edinburgh Monarchs64–26Workington Comets
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Newcastle Diamonds56–35Birmingham Brummies
Mark Lemon 15+2 Aaron Summers 11

Second leg
Workington Comets38–35Edinburgh Monarchs
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Birmingham Brummies50–40Newcastle Diamonds
Aaron Summers 15 Dakota North 12

The final

The Final was competed between the Edinburgh Monarchs and the Newcastle Diamonds. It was raced over two legs on 29 October and 31 October.

Newcastle Diamonds91 – 88Edinburgh Monarchs

First leg
Edinburgh Monarchs47–42Newcastle Diamonds
William Lawson 12 Kenni Larsen 12
1 Ryan FisherFx, Fx, 3, 2', 27+1
2 Andrew Tully, ,R/R
3 Kevin Wolbert2, 2, 1, 2',7+1
4 Kalle Katajisto1', 1', 1', 3, 28+3
5 Matthew Wethers2, 2, 2, 3, 1'10+1
6 Ashley Morris1, 0, 1', 1'3+2
7 William Lawson3, 3, 0, Fx, 2, 1, 312
Manager:
1 Kenni Larsen2, 3, 3, 1, 312
2 Jason King, ,R/R
3 Derek Sneddon0, 1, R, 0, 12
4 Rene Bach3, 3, 2, 3, 011
5 David Howe (Guest)3, 3, 3, 2, 011
6 Adam Roynon (Guest)2, 0, N, N2
7 Adam McKinna1', 0, 1, 2', 0, 0, NS4+2
Manager: George English

Second leg
Newcastle Diamonds49–41Edinburgh Monarchs
Stuart Robson (Guest) 14+1 Ryan Fisher 11
1 Kenni Larsen3, 3, 2, 3, 1'12+1
2 Jason King, ,R/R
3 Derek Sneddon0, 2', 1', 0, 25+2
4 Rene Bach3, 2, 3, 3, 213
5 Stuart Robson (Guest)3, 3, 3, 3, 2'14+1
6 Simon Lambert1', R, N, N1+1
7 Adam McKinna2, 1, 0, 0, 1', 0, 04+2
Manager: George English
1 Ryan Fisher2, 3, 2, 1, 311
2 Andrew Tully, ,R/R
3 Kevin Wolbert1, 1', 1, 36+1
4 Kalle KatajistoFx, 2, 2, 3, 2, 09
5 Matthew Wethers0, 2, 2, 04
6 Ashley Morris0, 1', 1', 02+2
7 William Lawson1', 3, 2, 0, 1', 1, 1'9+3
Manager:

See also

References
  1. "2010 Premier League Knockout Cup". Speedway archive.
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