The 1968 Challenge Cup Final also remembered as the Watersplash Final was a rugby league match contested between Leeds and Wakefield Trinity on 11 May 1968 at Wembley Stadium in London. It was the 67th final of English rugby league's primary cup competition, the Challenge Cup. The match was played in virtually unplayable conditions due to the state of the waterlogged pitch caused by heavy downpours both before and during the game.

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1968 (1968) Challenge Cup Final  ()
Leeds Wakefield Trinity 11 10
1 2 Total LEE 4 7 11 WAK 7 3 10
Date	11 May 1968
Stadium	Wembley Stadium
Location	London, United Kingdom
Lance Todd Trophy winner	Don Fox, Wakefield Trinity
Referee	John Hebblethwaite
Attendance	87,100
Broadcast partners
Broadcasters	BBC Sport
Commentators	Eddie Waring
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The final is best remembered for Wakefield's Don Fox missing a conversion from in front of the posts in the last minute of the game, handing Leeds an 11–10 victory. It was the club's eighth Challenge Cup win, and the first since 1957. Fox was the winner of the Lance Todd Trophy, as he had already been voted as man of the match before his miss.^[1]