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1987 VFL Night Series
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VFL Night Series 1987 VFL National Panasonic Cup 17 February – 29 April 1987 14 1 1 Melbourne 2 Essendon 1986 (AFC) 1988 (pre-season)
The 1987 Victorian Football League Night Series (also known as the 1987 National Panasonic Cup) was the 19th edition of the VFL Night Series, a Victorian Football League (VFL)-organised Australian rules football tournament between the clubs from the VFL.
It was the first night series event that was run entirely under the control of the VFL since 1978 VFL Night Series, and the first series since the demise of VFL-owned Australian Football Championships (AFC) tournament that included teams from rival state league competitions such as the SANFL, WAFL and elsewhere. It was also the last night series to be partially staged during the home-and-away premiership season, with future tournaments held only during the pre-season.https://www.hardballget.net/afl-npm-1987-vfl-panasonic-cup.html 1987 VFL CUP / NATIONAL PANASONIC CUP hardballget.net
Teams
All 14 teams that participated in the 1987 VFL season, including the two non-Victorian expansion teams (West Coast and Brisbane) participated in the series.
22em
Brisbane Bears
Carlton
Collingwood
Essendon
Fitzroy
Footscray
Geelong
Hawthorn
Melbourne
North Melbourne
Richmond
St Kilda
Sydney Swans
West Coast
Venues
Melbourne VFL Park Capacity: 72,000 150px
Results
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Round 1
17 Feb 79–59 VFL Park, Melbourne 19,696
21 Feb 64–53 Fitzroy VFL Park, Melbourne 11,110
24 Feb 89–73 VFL Park, Melbourne 6,467
28 Feb 112–72 North Melbourne VFL Park, Melbourne 5,956
3 Mar West Coast 87–58 Footscray VFL Park, Melbourne 4,599
7 Mar 94–51 St Kilda VFL Park, Melbourne 11,782
10 Mar 146–70 Brisbane VFL Park, Melbourne 8,317
Quarter-finals
Note: Fitzroy qualified as a "lucky loser", given they lost their first round match by the lowest margin (11 points) of any losing team
14 Mar 80–61 VFL Park, Melbourne 11,472
17 Mar 96–67 VFL Park, Melbourne 6,526
21 Mar West Coast 87–64 Fitzroy VFL Park, Melbourne 5,047
31 Mar 103–42 VFL Park, Melbourne 6,734
Semi-finals
7 Apr 85–55 VFL Park, Melbourne 6,459
14 Apr 148–40 West Coast VFL Park, Melbourne 6,928
Final
Final 29 April 58–54 3.2 (20)3.6 (24)7.9 (51)8.10 (58) 1.4 (10)3.4 (22)7.4 (46)8.6 (54) VFL Park, Melbourne 26,860 McDonald, Sawers Dean 3Giles, Bailey 2 Wight 1 Merrett, Van der Haar 2T. Daniher, S. Clark, Williams, K. Walsh 1
References
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