1987 NSL Cup

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Matches played

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The 1987 NSL Cup (known as the 1987 Beach Fashions Cup for sponsorship reasons) was the eleventh season of the NSL Cup, which was the main national association football knockout cup competition in Australia. All 13 NSL teams from around Australia entered the competition.^[1] Sydney City originally were drawn to play away against Marconi Fairfield in the first round, however withdrew from the National Soccer League prior to their match.

Bracket

First Round		Quarter Finals		Semi Finals		Final



Sydney Croatia	2

APIA Leichhardt	1
		Sydney Croatia (a.e.t.)	3

		St George-Budapest	0
St George-Budapest (p)	0 (5)

Sydney Olympic	0 (3)
				Sydney Croatia (p)	1

				Heidelberg United	1



		Heidelberg United	5

		Melbourne Croatia	0
Brunswick Juventus	0

Melbourne Croatia	4
						Sydney Croatia	1	1	2

						South Melbourne	0	0	0



		South Melbourne	2

		Preston Makedonia	0
Footscray JUST	1

Preston Makedonia	2
				South Melbourne	4

				Marconi Fairfield	1
Adelaide City	L

Sunshine George Cross	W
		Sunshine George Cross	L

		Marconi Fairfield	W

Round of 16

Sydney Croatia v APIA Leichhardt

15 April 1987

Sydney Croatia	2–1	APIA Leichhardt
Arnold 59' Slater 85'	Report	Ward 87'

St. George Stadium, Sydney

St George-Budapest v Sydney Olympic

15 April 1987

St George-Budapest	0–0 (a.e.t.)	Sydney Olympic
	Report
	Penalties
	5–3

Sydney Croatia Sports Centre, Sydney

Brunswick Juventus v Melbourne Knights

Brunswick Juventus	0–4	Melbourne Knights

Footscray JUST v Preston Makedonia

Footscray JUST	1–2	Preston Makedonia

Adelaide City v Sunshine George Cross

Adelaide City	def by	Sunshine George Cross

Quarter Finals

Sydney Croatia v St George-Budapest

29 April 1987

Sydney Croatia	3–0 (a.e.t.)	St George-Budapest
Arnold Jones Slater	Report

Sydney Croatia Sports Centre, Sydney
Attendance: 2,132

Heidelberg United v Melbourne Croatia

Heidelberg United	5–0	Melbourne Croatia

South Melbourne v Preston Makedonia

South Melbourne	2–0	Preston Makedonia

Sunshine George Cross	def by	Marconi Fairfield

Semi Finals

Sydney Croatia v Heidelberg United

Sydney Croatia	1–1 (a.e.t.)	Heidelberg United
Won on penalties

South Melbourne v Marconi Fairfield

South Melbourne	4–1	Marconi Fairfield

Final

Sydney Croatia v South Melbourne

14 October 1987

Sydney Croatia	1–0	South Melbourne
Slater

St. George Stadium, Sydney
Attendance: 5,845

South Melbourne v Sydney Croatia

18 October 1987

South Melbourne	0–1	Sydney Croatia
		Arnold

Olympic Park, Melbourne
Attendance: 6,000

References

↑ "FFA Cup 1987 » Schedule". Worldfootball.net. 2014-12-16. Retrieved 2015-10-20.

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