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1968 Australia Cup
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The 1968 Australia Cup was the seventh and final season of the Australia Cup, which was the main national association football knockout cup competition in Australia.The Australia Cup http://www.goalweekly.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=1864:the-australia-cup&Itemid=141 goalweekly.com 17 November 2014 26 April 2013 https://archive.today/20130426110510/http://www.goalweekly.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=1864:the-australia-cup&Itemid=141 deadHakoah - Sydney City Soccer Milestones http://www.hakoah.com.au/content_common/pg-hakoahsydneycity.seo hakoah.com.au 10 February 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20120327211941/http://www.hakoah.com.au/content_common/pg-hakoahsydneycity.seo 27 March 2012 deadHey Australia, we are Perth SC! http://perthsc.com.au/news-and-events/show/167/ perthsc.com.au 29 June 2015https://www.elitetograssroots.net/qbst/1_australia_cup/ac1968.htm Australia Cup 1968 – Results 23 November 2016 Andrew Robinson
Teams
Qualifying clubsAustralian Capital Territory ACTCanberra JuventusNew South Wales NNSWNewcastle AustralNew South Wales NSWAPIA LeichhardtSt George BudapestSouth Sydney CroatiaPan HellenicSydney HakoahSydney PragueQueensland QLDLatrobe-Western SuburbsSouth Australia SAAdelaide JuventusWest Adelaide HellasTasmania TASLaunceston UnitedVictoria VICMelbourne HungariaMelbourne JuventusMelbourne CroatiaSouth Melbourne HellasMelbourne HakoahFootscray JUSTWestern Australia WAPerth Azzurri
Bracket
Round One Round Two Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final 1/1/1/3/3 high no West Adelaide Hellas 1 Perth Azzurri 2 Canberra Juventus 0 South Sydney Croatia 1 Melbourne Hakoah 1 Launceston United 0 Melbourne Juventus 2 Footscray JUST 1 South Melbourne Hellas 1 Perth Azzurri 2 St George Budapest 5 Newcastle Austral 0 Sydney Hakoah 1 South Sydney Croatia 0 Sydney Prague 6 Latrobe Western Suburbs 0 Pan Hellenic 1 APIA Leichhardt 0 Melbourne Hakoah 4 Melbourne Hungaria 0 Melbourne Croatia 3 Adelaide Juventus 1 Melbourne Juventus 1 Perth Azzurri 2 St George Budapest 0 Sydney Hakoah 2 Sydney Prague 3 Pan Hellenic 2 Melbourne Hakoah 2 Melbourne Croatia 0 Perth Azzurri 1 – – Sydney Hakoah 4 awd. Perth Azzurri forfeited the second leg. w/o Sydney Prague 1 2 3 Melbourne Hakoah 1 3 4 Sydney Hakoah 3 3 6 Melbourne Hakoah 0 1 1
Round One
29 March 1968 Melbourne Hakoah 1–0 Launceston United Melbourne 2,070
15 April 1968 Canberra Juventus 0–1 South Sydney Croatia Manuka Oval, Canberra 1,120
2 June 1968 West Adelaide Hellas 1–2 Perth Azzurri Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide 3,100
Round Two
31 March 1968 Sydney Prague 6–0 Latrobe-Western Suburbs Sydney Athletic Field, Sydney 2,070
17 April 1968 St George Budapest 5–0 Newcastle Austral Sydney Athletic Field, Sydney 800
25 April 1968 Melbourne Juventus 2–1 Footscray JUST St Kilda Cricket Ground, Melbourne
1 May 1968 Pan Hellenic 1–0 APIA Leichhardt Sydney Sports Ground, Sydney 6,414
8 May 1968 Sydney Hakoah 1–0 South Sydney Croatia Sydney Athletic Field, Sydney 1,603
22 May 1968 Melbourne Croatia 3–1 Adelaide Juventus Olympic Park Stadium, Melbourne 1,200
5 June 1968 South Melbourne Hellas 1–2 Perth Azzurri Olympic Park Stadium, Melbourne
10 June 1968 Melbourne Hakoah 4–0 Melbourne Hungaria St Kilda Cricket Ground, Melbourne
Quarter-finals
22 May 1968 Sydney Hakoah 2–0 St George Budapest Sydney Sports Ground 5,983
22 May 1968 Sydney Prague 3–2 Pan Hellenic Sydney Sports Ground 5,983
26 September 1968 Melbourne Juventus 1–2 Perth Azzurri Olympic Park Stadium, Melbourne 400
26 September 1968 Melbourne Hakoah 2–0 Melbourne Croatia Middle Park, Melbourne
Semi-finals
12 October 1968 Perth Azzurri 1–4 Sydney Hakoah Perth
Not played Sydney Hakoah w/o Perth Azzurri
Sydney Hakoah won after Perth Azzurri forfeited the second leg.
13 October 1968 Sydney Prague 1–1 Melbourne Hakoah Wentworth Park, Sydney 3,762 20 October 1968 Melbourne Hakoah 3–2 Sydney Prague Middle Park, Melbourne
Melbourne Hakoah won 4–3 on aggregate.
Final
27 October 1968 Sydney Hakoah 3–0 Report Melbourne Hakoah Baartz H. Rutherford Wentworth Park, Sydney 3,402
3 November 1968 Melbourne Hakoah 1–3 Report Sydney Hakoah Thomas Johns W. Rutherford Baartz Middle Park, Melbourne 2,850
Sydney Hakoah won 6–1 on aggregate.
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