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The '''1978 [[Amco Cup]]''' was a [[rugby league football]] tournament featuring teams from around the Australian states of [[New South Wales]],[[Queensland]] and [[Western Australia]], [[Northern Territory]] as well as [[New Zealand]]. |
The '''1978 [[Amco Cup]]''' was a [[rugby league football]] tournament featuring teams from around the Australian states of [[New South Wales]], [[Queensland]] and [[Western Australia]], [[Northern Territory]] as well as [[New Zealand]]. |
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==Format== |
==Format== |
Revision as of 09:38, 20 July 2018
The 1978 Amco Cup was a rugby league football tournament featuring teams from around the Australian states of New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia, Northern Territory as well as New Zealand.
Format
The competition was again played as a straight knock-out, but some teams received byes through to the second, third or even fourth round.
Round 1
Date | Winner | Score | Loser | Score | Venue |
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15/03/78 | Illawarra | 63 | Wellington | 5 | Wollongong |
26/03/78 | Toowoomba | 22 | Ipswich | 12 | Ipswich |
30/03/78 | Gold Coast | 18 | North Qld | 16 | Gold Coast |
2/04/78 | Western Australia | 21 | Northern Territory | 18 | Darwin |
5/04/78 | Wide Bay | 12 | Central Qld | 3 | Maryborough |
8/04/78 | Western Division | 12 | Southern Division | 4 | Campbelltown |
Round 2
Date | Winner | Score | Loser | Score | Venue |
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17/05/78 | South Sydney | 22 | Western Division | 9 | Leichhardt Oval |
30/03/78 | Wests (Brisbane)* | 8 | Wynnum-Manly | 8 | Lang Park |
30/03/78 | Newtown | 49 | Brothers | 0 | Leichhardt Oval |
5/04/78 | Brisbane Souths | 10 | Gold Coast | 4 | Gold Coast |
5/04/78 | Illawarra | 35 | Valleys | 7 | Lang Park |
12/04/78 | Riverina | 43 | Wide Bay | 4 | Griffith |
12/04/78 | Newcastle | 51 | Western Australia | 5 | Newcastle |
24/05/78 | North Coast | 22 | Toowoomba | 13 | Lismore |
Round 3
Date | Winner | Score | Loser | Score | Venue |
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12/04/78 | Newtown | 13 | Canterbury | 4 | Leichhardt Oval |
19/04/78 | Wests (Sydney) | 25 | Souths (Brisbane) | 5 | Leichhardt Oval |
26/04/78 | Wests (Brisbane) | 4 | Redcliffe | 3 | Lang Park |
3/05/78 | Riverina | 36 | Penrith | 2 | Wagga Wagga |
10/05/78 | Cronulla | 57 | Newcastle | 5 | Leichhardt Oval |
24/05/78 | Illawarra | 44 | Norths (Brisbane) | 5 | Wollongong |
31/05/78 | South Sydney | 9 | Northern Division | 5 | Tamworth |
14/06/78 | North Sydney | 46 | North Coast | 3 | Coffs Harbour |
Round 4
Date | Winner | Score | Loser | Score | Venue |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
3/05/78 | Easts | 16 | Wests | 10 | Leichhardt Oval |
24/05/78 | Auckland | 39 | Riverina | 3 | Leichhardt Oval |
7/06/78 | Parramatta | 28 | Brisbane Wests | 0 | Leichhardt Oval |
14/06/78 | Cronulla | 15 | Monaro | 8 | Queanbeyan |
14/06/78 | Illawarra | 19 | Balmain | 10 | Leichhardt Oval |
27/06/78 | St George | 35 | Newtown | 11 | Leichhardt Oval |
4/07/78 | Manly | 11 | South Sydney | 9 | Lang Park |
5/07/78 | Brisbane Easts | 27 | North Sydney | 6 | Lang Park |
Quarter finals
Date | Winner | Score | Loser | Score | Venue |
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5/07/78 | Easts | 12 | Illawarra | 2 | Leichhardt Oval |
12/07/78 | St George | 27 | Parramatta | 2 | Leichhardt Oval |
19/07/78 | Manly-Warringah | 27 | Brisbane Easts | 10 | Lang Park |
26/07/78 | Cronulla-Sutherland | 22 | Auckland | 6 | Leichhardt Oval |
Semi finals
Date | Winner | Score | Loser | Score | Venue |
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2/08/78 | Easts | 14 | Manly | 2 | Leichhardt Oval |
9/08/78 | St George | 21 | Cronulla | 7 | Leichhardt Oval |
Final
Date | Winner | Score | Loser | Score | Venue |
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16/08/78 | Easts | 16 | St George | 4 | Leichhardt Oval |
As with all mid-season Cup games, the Final of the 1978 Amco Cup was broadcast into NSW by 0–10 with commentary from Ray Warren, Keith Barnes and in his first ever co-commentating role on television, legendary rugby league broadcaster Frank Hyde.
Player of the Series
Kevin Hastings (Eastern Suburbs).
Notes
- *- Advanced on penalty count-back