1992 AFL Grand Final (1992)
Our First!
In this 96th edition of the annual Grand Final held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, the pioneering West Coast Eagles secured their first premiership against the record-breaking attack of the Geelong Cats by 28 points, and in so doing became the first non-Victorian based club to achieve the ultimate success in the newly nationalised competition. On 26th September 1992, West Coast 16.17.118 defeated Geelong 12.13.85, in front of a crowd of 95,007. Peter Matera was awarded the Norm Smith Medal as best afield.
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Dennis ComettiCommentatorSandy RobertsCommentatorBruce McAvaneyBroadcasterMichael MalthouseWest Coast Eagles CoachMalcolm BlightGeelong Cats CoachJohn WorsfoldWest Coast Eagles CaptainPeter MateraWest Coast Eagles PlayerTim WatsonBoundary RiderBernie QuinlanBoundary RiderRoss GlendinningSpecial CommentsGary AblettGeelong Cats PlayerPeter SumichWest Coast Eagles PlayerSchlagwörter
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In this 96th edition of the annual Grand Final held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, the pioneering West Coast Eagles secured their first premiership against the record-breaking attack of the Geelong Cats by 28 points, and in so doing became the first non-Victorian based club to achieve the ultimate success in the newly nationalised competition. On 26th September 1992, West Coast 16.17.118 defeated Geelong 12.13.85, in front of a crowd of 95,007. Peter Matera was awarded the Norm Smith Medal as best afield.
Wie lang ist 1992 AFL Grand Final?
1992 AFL Grand Final hat eine Laufzeit von 150 Minuten.