Townsville Sports Reserve: Difference between revisions

Townsville Sports Reserve
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Location	14 Warburton Street, North Ward
Capacity	4,000 (seated); 6,500 (total)
Surface	Grass
Tenants
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Townsville Sports Reserve is a multi-use stadium located in Townsville, Australia. It is used for Football, Athletics, Rugby Union and Rugby League. It serves as the home ground for Northern Fury who play in the NPL Queensland. The stadium has a capacity of 4,000 people.

The results were as follows;^[1]

Date	Result	Attendance	Notes
17 May 1989	Brisbane Broncos def. Parramatta Eels 42 – 6		1989 Panasonic Cup Quarter final
20 April 1990	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs drew with Eastern Suburbs Roosters 12 – 12	8,648	1990 NSWRL season, Round 6
1 June 1992	Great Britain Lions def. Queensland Residents 14 – 10	4,000	1992 Great Britain Lions tour of Australasia
5 July 1992	Australia def. Papua New Guinea 36 – 14	12,470	Played as part of 1989-92 Rugby League World Cup

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 | 20 April 1990 || {{leagueicon|Canterbury|16}} [[Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs]] drew with {{leagueicon|Sydney Roosters|16}} [[Eastern Suburbs Roosters]] 12 – 12 || 8,648 || [[1990 NSWRL season]], Round 6
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-| 1 June 1992 || {{leagueicon|Great Britain|16}} [[Great Britain Lions]] def. {{leagueicon|Queensland|16}} [[Queensland Maroons|Queensland Residents]] 14 – 10 || 4,000 || [[1992 Great Britain Lions tour of Australasia]]
+| 1 June 1992 || {{leagueicon|Great Britain|16}} [[Great Britain Lions]] def. {{leagueicon|Queensland|16}} [[Queensland Residents]] 14 – 10 || 4,000 || [[1992 Great Britain Lions tour of Australasia]]
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 | 5 July 1992 || {{rl|AUS}} def. {{rl|PNG}} 36 – 14 || 12,470 || Played as part of [[1989-92 Rugby League World Cup]]
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