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The 2006-07 EDF Energy Cup is the 35th season of the English Rugby Union cup competition, the second season under the current Anglo-Welsh format and the first with EDF Energy as title sponsor. The compeition commenced on the September 1 and finishes with the final on Sunday April 15.

The teams competing remain the same as the previous season with one exception. Newely promoted NEC Harlequins replace Leeds Tykes who were relegated to National League One.

Contents 1 Group stages 1.1 Group A 1.2 Group B 1.3 Group C 1.4 Group D 2 Semi Final 3 Final 4 Broadcast rights 5 Footnotes

Team	Pld	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
Ospreys	3	3	0	0	114	46	14
Gloucester	3	2	0	1	112	86	10
Bristol Rugby	3	1	0	2	50	112	4
Bath Rugby	3	0	0	3	51	83	0

• Ospreys 49–19 Gloucester
• Bristol 22–15 Bath
• Bath 24–31 Ospreys
• Gloucester 63–25 Bristol
• Gloucester 30–12 Bath
• Ospreys 34–3 Bristol

Team	Pld	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
Sale Sharks	3	3	0	0	77	37	12
Newcastle Falcons	3	2	0	1	51	55	8
Llanelli Scarlets	3	1	0	2	40	53	5
NEC Harlequins	3	0	0	3	52	75	3

• Sale Sharks 28–5 Newcastle Falcons
• Llanelli Scarlets 26–7 NEC Harlequins
• Newcastle Falcons 25–9 Llanelli Scarlets
• NEC Harlequins 27–28 Sale Sharks
• Newcastle Falcons 21–18 NEC Harlequins
• Sale Sharks 21–5 Llanelli Scarlets

Team	Pld	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
Cardiff Blues	3	3	0	0	107	56	13
London Irish	3	1	0	2	56	78	5
Saracens	3	1	0	2	79	91	4
London Wasps	3	1	0	2	58	75	4

• Cardiff Blues 36–20 London Wasps
• London Irish 36–24 Saracens
• London Wasps 23–13 London Irish
• Saracens 29–40 Cardiff Blues
• Cardiff Blues 31–7 London Irish
• Saracens 26–15 London Wasps

Team	Pld	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
Leicester Tigers	3	2	0	1	81	55	10
Worcester Warriors	3	2	0	1	67	57	8
Newport Gwent Dragons	3	1	0	2	53	71	4
Northampton Saints	3	1	0	2	37	55	4

• Northampton Saints 12–24 Worcester Warriors
• Leicester Tigers 41–17 Newport Gwent Dragons
• Worcester Warriors 20–35 Leicester Tigers
• Newport Gwent Dragons 26–7 Northampton Saints
• Northampton Saints 18–5 Leicester Tigers
• Worcester Warriors 23–10 Newport Gwent Dragons

• 24 March Leicester Tigers 29–19 Sale Sharks, Millenium Stadium, Cardiff
• 24 March Ospreys 27–10 Cardiff Blues, Millenium Stadium, Cardiff

15 April Leicester Tigers – Ospreys, Twickenham Stadium, Twickenham

Television rights for the league are held exclusively by BBC Sport. The BBC show EDF Energy Cup games as part of Grandstand, Scrum V and on Welsh-language channel S4C.