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词条 1972 Rugby League World Cup
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  1. Squads

  2. Venues

     Final Venue 

  3. Results

      Final standings   Final 

  4. Group stage

     Ladder  France vs New Zealand  Great Britain vs Australia  France vs Great Britain  Australia vs New Zealand  Great Britain vs New Zealand  France vs Australia 

  5. References

  6. External links

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| title = World Cup
| image =
| imagesize =
| finalists = 4
| country = France
| winners = Great Britain
| count = 3
| matches = 7
| attendance = 62456
| points = 240
| tries =
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| topscorer = John Holmes (26)
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| top try scorer = Bob Fulton (5)
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The sixth Rugby League World Cup was held in France in October and November 1972. Australia started as the favourites to retain the trophy they had won just two years previously. New Zealand had beaten all three of the other nations in 1971 and France were expected to be tough opponents on their home soil. In the event Great Britain confounded most expectations by running out worthy winners and levelling their tally of World Cup wins at 3–3 with the Australians.

The final was held at Stade Gerland in Lyon. Great Britain played Australia and in the end, with scores level and unchanged after extra time, claimed the cup on league placing.

This was the last World Cup to be played under the four-tackle rule.

Squads

{{main|1972 Rugby League World Cup squads}}

Venues

The games were played at various venues in France.

Marseille Paris Toulouse
Stade Vélodrome Parc des Princes Stadium Municipal
Capacity: 55,000 Capacity: 48,712 Capacity: 37,000
Perpignan Pau Grenoble
Stade Gilbert Brutus Stade du Hameau Stade Lesdiguières
Capacity: 13,000 Capacity: 12,000 Capacity: 12,000

Final Venue

Lyon
Stade de Gerland
Capacity: 45,000

Results

{{Rugbybox |

date = 28 October|

home = {{Rl-rt|FRA}} |

score = 20 – 9 |

away = {{Rl|NZL}} |

stadium = Stade Vélodrome, Marseille |

attendance = 20,748 |

}}France kicked off the tournament by sharing six tries with the Kiwis but a massive penalty count in their favour allowed the French to dictate play, their five goals and a drop goal to none by the Kiwis proving decisive.

{{Rugbybox |

date = 29 October|

home = {{Rl-rt|GBR}} |

score = 27 – 21 |

away = {{Rl|AUS}} |

stadium = Stade Gilbert Brutus, Perpignan |

attendance = 6,300 |


}}

At Perpignan a monumental struggle finally went Britain's way 27–21 against the Kangaroos, for whom Bobby Fulton grabbed three tries in a lost cause.

{{Rugbybox |

date = 1 November|

home = {{Rl-rt|FRA}} |

score = 4 – 13 |

away = {{Rl|GBR}} |

stadium = Stade Lesdiguières, Grenoble |

attendance = 5,321 |


}}

Britain overcame France 13–4 to qualify for the final with outstanding second-rower Phil Lowe scoring two tries.

{{Rugbybox |

date = 1 November|

home = {{Rl-rt|AUS}} |

score = 9 – 5 |

away = {{Rl|NZL}} |

stadium = Parc des Princes, Paris |

attendance = 8,000 |


}}

New Zealand gave Australia a hard time, the first half being scoreless, before going down 5–9.

{{Rugbybox |

date = 4 November|

home = {{Rl-rt|GBR}} |

score = 53 – 19 |

away = {{Rl|NZL}} |

stadium = Stade du Hameau, Pau |

attendance = 7,500 |


}}

Britain hammered New Zealand 53–19, a World Cup record score, with young {{rlp|so}} John Holmes collecting 26 points (10 goals, 2 tries) – another World Cup record.

{{Rugbybox |

date = 5 November|

home = {{Rl-rt|FRA}} |

score = 9 – 31 |

away = {{Rl|AUS}} |

stadium = Stadium Municipal, Toulouse |

attendance = 10,332 |


}}

Australia had to beat France at Toulouse to reach the final in the last game of the preliminaries, a task which proved well within their capabilities.

Final standings

Team Played Won Drew Lost  For  Against Difference Points
{{Rl|GBR}} 3 3 0 0 93 44 +49 6
{{Rl|AUS}} 3 2 0 1 61 41 +20 4
{{Rl|FRA}} 3 1 0 2 33 53 −20 2
{{Rl|NZL}} 3 0 0 3 33 82 −49 0

Final

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Clive Sullivan
Mike Stephenson
Goals:
Terry Clawson (2)
|points2 = Tries:
John O'Neill
Arthur Beetson
Goals:
Ray Branighan (2)
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FB 1Salford City|12}} Paul Charlton
RW 2Hull|12}} Clive Sullivan (c)
RC 3Salford City|12}} Chris Hesketh
LC 4St Helens|12}} John Walsh
LW 5Leeds|12}} John Atkinson
SO 6Leeds|12}} John Holmes
SH 7Featherstone|12}} Steve Nash
PR 8Leeds|12}} Terry Clawson
HK 9Dewsbury|12}} Mike Stephenson
PR 10Leeds|12}} David Jeanes
SR 11Hull KR|12}} Phil Lowe
SR 12Castleford|12}} Brian Lockwood
LF 13Widnes|12}} George Nicholls
Substitutions:
IC 14Oldham|12}} Bob Irving
IC 15
Coach:
{{flagicon|ENG}} Jim Challinor
FB 1St George|12}} Graeme Langlands (c)
RW 2Souths|12}} John Grant
RC 3Easts|12}} Mark Harris
LC 4Balmain|12}} Geoff Starling
LW 5Manly|12}} Ray Branighan
FE 6Manly|12}} Bob Fulton
HB 7Manly|12}} Dennis Ward
PR 8Manly|12}} John O'Neill
HK 9Souths|12}} Elwyn Walters
PR 10Parramatta|12}} Bob O'Reilly
SR 11Easts|12}} Arthur Beetson
SR 12Souths|12}} Gary Stevens
LK 13Newtown|12}} Gary Sullivan
Substitutions:
IC 14Manly|12}} Fred Jones
IC 15
Coach:
{{flagicon|AUS}} Harry Bath

The French public seemed uninterested in a final that did not involve the home team, as just over 4,200 spectators turned up. The game will always be remembered by the British for their captain Clive Sullivan's wonderful long distance try[2][3] and by the Australians for perhaps "the greatest try never scored",[4] later shown on TV to be legitimately scored by Australian fullback Graeme Langlands but disallowed by French referee Georges Jameau.[5] Mike Stephenson scored the 73rd-minute try that helped Great Britain level the scores and secure the World Cup.[6] Had Aussie winger Ray Branighan succeeded with a 79th-minute penalty or Bob Fulton landed one of three drop goal attempts in the last five minutes, the cup could easily have gone to Australia. But for the first time in the competition's history the scores were level at full-time. An additional twenty minutes extra time was played, but no further score resulted, and Great Britain were awarded the cup by virtue of a better position in the table.

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Group stage

The 1972 Rugby League World Cup group stage was the main component of the 1972 Rugby League World Cup, with the top two nations qualifying for the World Cup Final. The group consisted of hosts France as well as Australia, Great Britain and New Zealand.

Ladder

Team Played Won Drew Lost  For  Against Difference Points
{{Rl|GBR}} 3 3 0 0 93 44 +49 6
{{Rl|AUS}} 3 2 0 1 61 41 +20 4
{{Rl|FRA}} 3 1 0 2 33 53 −20 2
{{Rl|NZL}} 3 0 0 3 33 82 −49 0

France vs New Zealand

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|score = 20 – 9
|team2 = {{rl|NZL}}
|points1 = Tries:
Jean-Marie Bonal (2)
Andre Ruiz
Goals:
Bernard Guilhelm (4)
Jean-Marie Bonal (1)
Field Goals:
Marius Frattini (1)
|points2 = Tries:
Phillip Orchard (2)
Mocky Brereton
Goals:

|stadium = Stade Vélodrome, Marseille
|attendance = 20,748
|referee = Georges Jameau {{flagicon|FRA}}
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FB 1France|12}} Roger Toujas
RW 2France|12}} Serge Marsolan
CE 3France|12}} Michael Moliner
CE 4France|12}} Andre Ruiz
LW 5Carcassonne|12}} Jean-Marie Bonal
SO 6France|12}} Bernard Guilhelm
SH 7France|12}} Marius Frattini
PR 8France|12}} Francis de Nadai (c)
HK 9France|12}} Jacques Franc
PR 10France|12}} Jacques Garzino
SR 11France|12}} Victor Serrano
SR 12France|12}} Serge Gleyzes
LF 13France|12}} Michel Anglade
Substitutions:
IC 14France|12}} Charles Zalduendo
IC 15
Coach:
FB 1Wellington|12}} John Whittaker
RW 2Wellington|12}} Phillip Orchard
CE 3Aucklandnzrl|12}} John O'Sullivan
CE 4Aucklandnzrl|12}} Roy Christian (c)
LW 5Canterburynzrl|12}} Mocky Brereton
FE 6Aucklandnzrl|12}} Dennis Williams
HB 7Aucklandnzrl|12}} Brian Tracey
PR 8Canterburynzrl|12}} Mita Mohi
HK 9Kiwis|12}} Bill Burgoyne
PR 10Wellington|12}} Bob Paul
SR 11Aucklandnzrl|12}} Doug Gailey
SR 12Aucklandnzrl|12}} Peter Gurnick
LK 13Aucklandnzrl|12}} Murray Eade
Substitutions:
IC 14Canterburynzrl|12}} Graeme Cooksley
IC 15St Helens|12}} Tony Coll
Coach:
{{flagicon|NZL}} Des Barchard

France kicked off the tournament by sharing six tries with the Kiwis but a massive penalty count in their favour allowed the French to dictate play, their five goals and a drop goal to none by the Kiwis proving decisive.


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Great Britain vs Australia

{{Rugbyleaguebox
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|date = Sunday 29 October
|team1 = {{rl-rt|GBR}}
|score = 27 – 21
|team2 = {{rl|AUS}}
|points1 = Tries:
John Atkinson
Phil Lowe
Dennis O'Neill
Mike Stephenson
Clive Sullivan
Goals:
Terry Clawson (6/6)
|points2 = Tries:
Bob Fulton (3)
Tommy Raudonikis



Goals:
Graeme Langlands (4)
Field Goals:
Bob McCarthy (1)
|stadium = Stade Gilbert Brutus, Perpignan
|attendance = 6,324
|referee = Claude Teissiere {{flagicon|FRA}}
|manofmatch =
|report = [8]
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FB 1Salford City|12}} Paul Charlton
RW 2Hull|12}} Clive Sullivan (c)
CE 3Salford City|12}} Chris Hesketh
CE 4St Helens|12}} John Walsh
LW 5Leeds|12}} John Atkinson
SO 6Widnes|12}} Dennis O'Neill
SH 7Featherstone|12}} Steve Nash
PR 8Leeds|12}} Terry Clawson
HK 9Dewsbury|12}} Mike Stephenson
PR 10Leeds|12}} David Jeanes
SR 11Castleford|12}} Brian Lockwood
SR 12Hull KR|12}} Phil Lowe
LF 13Widnes|12}} George Nicholls
Substitutions:
IC 14Leeds|12}} John Holmes
IC 15
Coach:
{{flagicon|ENG}} Jim Challinor
FB 1St George|12}} Graeme Langlands (c)
RW 2Western Suburbs|12}} Stephen Knight
CE 3Balmain|12}} Geoff Starling
CE 4Manly|12}} Ray Branighan
LW 5Easts|12}} Mark Harris
FE 6Manly|12}} Bob Fulton
HB 7Western Suburbs|12}} Tommy Raudonikis
PR 8Manly|12}} John O'Neill
HK 9Souths|12}} Elwyn Walters
PR 10Easts|12}} Arthur Beetson
SR 11Souths|12}} Bob McCarthy
SR 12Western Suburbs|12}} John Elford
LK 13Newtown|12}} Gary Sullivan
Substitutions:
IC 14Manly|12}} Dennis Ward
IC 15Souths|12}} Paul Sait
Coach:
{{flagicon|AUS}} Harry Bath

At Perpignan a monumental struggle finally went Britain's way 27–21 against the Kangaroos, for whom Bob Fulton grabbed three tries in a lost cause.


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France vs Great Britain

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|date = Wednesday 1 November
|team1 = {{rl-rt|FRA}}
|score = 4 – 13
|team2 = {{rl|GBR}}
|points1 = Try:


Goals:
Jean-Marie Bonal (1)
Victor Serrano (1)
|points2 = Try:
Phil Lowe (2)
Clive Sullivan
Goals:

|stadium = Stade Lesdiguières, Grenoble
|attendance = 5,321
|referee = F. Gril {{flagicon|FRA}}
|manofmatch =
|report = [9]
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FB 1France|12}} Roger Toujas
RW 2France|12}} Serge Marsolan
CE 3France|12}} Michael Moliner
CE 4France|12}} Andre Ruiz
LW 5Carcassonne|12}} Jean-Marie Bonal
SO 6France|12}} Bernard Guilhelm
SH 7France|12}} Jacky Imbert
PR 8France|12}} Francis de Nadai (c)
HK 9France|12}} Jacques Franc
PR 10France|12}} Jean-Paul Sauret
SR 11France|12}} Victor Serrano
SR 12France|12}} Serge Gleyzes
LF 13France|12}} Guy Rodriguez
Substitutions:
IC 14France|12}} Charles Zalduendo
IC 15
Coach:
FB 1Salford City|12}} Paul Charlton
RW 2Hull|12}} Clive Sullivan (c)
CE 3Salford City|12}} Chris Hesketh
CE 4St Helens|12}} John Walsh
LW 5Leeds|12}} John Atkinson
SO 6Widnes|12}} Dennis O'Neill
SH 7Featherstone|12}} Steve Nash
PR 8Leeds|12}} Terry Clawson
HK 9Dewsbury|12}} Mike Stephenson
PR 10Castleford|12}} Brian Lockwood
SR 11Salford City|12}} Colin Dixon
SR 12Hull KR|12}} Phil Lowe
LF 13Widnes|12}} George Nicholls
Substitutions:
IC 14
IC 15
Coach:
{{flagicon|ENG}} Jim Challinor

Great Britain overcame France 13–4 to qualify for the final with outstanding second-rower Phil Lowe scoring two tries.


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Australia vs New Zealand

{{Rugbyleaguebox
|bg =
|date = Wednesday 1 November
|team1 = {{rl-rt|AUS}}
|score = 9 – 5
|team2 = {{rl|NZL}}
|points1 = Tries:
Bob Fulton
Dennis Ward
Goals:
Ray Branighan (1)
Field Goals:
Bob Fulton (1)
|points2 = Tries:
John Whittaker

Goals:
John Wilson (1)
|stadium = Parc des Princes, Paris
|attendance = 8,000
|referee = Mick Naughton {{flagicon|ENG}}
|manofmatch =
|report = [10]
}}
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}}
FB 1St George|12}} Graeme Langlands (c)
RW 2Souths Magpies|12}} John Grant
CE 3Manly|12}} Ray Branighan
CE 4Balmain|12}} Geoff Starling
LW 5Western Suburbs|12}} Stephen Knight
FE 6Manly|12}} Bob Fulton
HB 7Manly|12}} Dennis Ward
PR 8Manly|12}} John O'Neill
HK 9Souths|12}} Elwyn Walters
PR 10Parramatta|12}} Bob O'Reilly
SR 11Newtown|12}} Gary Sullivan
SR 12Western Suburbs|12}} John Elford
LK 13Souths|12}} Paul Sait
Substitutions:
IC 14Souths|12}} Gary Stevens
IC 15
Coach:
{{flagicon|AUS}} Harry Bath
FB 1Aucklandnzrl|12}} John Wilson
RW 2Wellington|12}} Phillip Orchard
CE 3Canterburynzrl|12}} Mocky Brereton
CE 4Aucklandnzrl|12}} Roy Christian (c)
LW 5Wellington|12}} John Whittaker
FE 6Aucklandnzrl|12}} Dennis Williams
HB 7Aucklandnzrl|12}} Brian Tracey
PR 8Aucklandnzrl|12}} Don Mann
HK 9Kiwis|12}} Bill Burgoyne
PR 10Aucklandnzrl|12}} Doug Gailey
SR 11Aucklandnzrl|12}} Murray Eade
SR 12Wellington|12}} Bob Paul
LK 13Aucklandnzrl|12}} Peter Gurnick
Substitutions:
IC 14Canterburynzrl|12}} Rodney Walker
IC 15
Coach:
{{flagicon|NZL}} Des Barchard

New Zealand gave Australia a hard time, the first half being scoreless, before going down 9–5.


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Great Britain vs New Zealand

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|date = Saturday 4 November
|team1 = {{rl-rt|GBR}}
|score = 53 – 19
|team2 = {{rl|NZL}}
|points1 = Tries:
John Atkinson (2)
John Holmes (2)
Paul Charlton
Chris Hesketh
David Jeanes
Steve Nash
George Nicholls
Mike Stephenson
Clive Sullivan
Goals:
John Holmes (10)
|points2 = Tries:
Bill Burgoyne
Tony Coll
Murray Eade
John Whittaker
Dennis Williams




Goals:
John Wilson (2)
|stadium = Stade du Hameau, Pau
|attendance = 7,500
|referee = Georges Jameau {{flagicon|FRA}}
|manofmatch = John Holmes {{leagueicon|Great Britain|16}}
|report = [11]
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FB 1Salford City|12}} Paul Charlton
RW 2Hull|12}} Clive Sullivan (c)
CE 3Salford City|12}} Chris Hesketh
CE 4St Helens|12}} John Walsh
LW 5Leeds|12}} John Atkinson
SO 6Leeds|12}} John Holmes
SH 7Featherstone|12}} Steve Nash
PR 8Leeds|12}} David Jeanes
HK 9Dewsbury|12}} Mike Stephenson
PR 10Castleford|12}} Brian Lockwood
SR 11Oldham|12}} Bob Irving
SR 12Hull KR|12}} Phil Lowe
LF 13Widnes|12}} George Nicholls
Substitutions:
IC 14Bradford|12}} David Redfearn
IC 15St Helens|12}} Tony Karalius
Coach:
{{flagicon|ENG}} Jim Challinor
FB 1Aucklandnzrl|12}} John Wilson
RW 2Wellington|12}} Phillip Orchard
CE 3Canterburynzrl|12}} Mocky Brereton
CE 4Aucklandnzrl|12}} Roy Christian (c)
LW 5Wellington|12}} John Whittaker
FE 6Aucklandnzrl|12}} Dennis Williams
HB 7Aucklandnzrl|12}} Brian Tracey
PR 8Aucklandnzrl|12}} Don Mann
HK 9Kiwis|12}} Bill Burgoyne
PR 10Aucklandnzrl|12}} Doug Gailey
SR 11Aucklandnzrl|12}} Murray Eade
SR 12Kiwis|12}} Tony Coll
LK 13Aucklandnzrl|12}} Peter Gurnick
Substitutions:
IC 14Aucklandnzrl|12}} Warren Collicoat
IC 15Canterburynzrl|12}} Rodney Walker
Coach:
{{flagicon|NZL}} Des Barchard

Great Britain hammered New Zealand 53–19, a World Cup record score, with young stand-off John Holmes collecting 26 points (10 goals, 2 tries) – another World Cup record.


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France vs Australia

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|date = Sunday 5 November
|team1 = {{rl-rt|FRA}}
|score = 9 – 31
|team2 = {{rl|AUS}}
|points1 = Tries:
Andre Ruiz




Goals:
Jean-Marie Bonal (3)
|points2 = Tries:
Mark Harris (2)
Paul Sait (2)
Bob Fulton
John O'Neill
Elwyn Walters
Goals:
Ray Branighan (5)
|stadium = Stadium Municipal, Toulouse
|attendance = 10,332
|referee = Mick Naughton {{flagicon|ENG}}
|manofmatch =
|report = [12]
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FB 1France|12}} Roger Toujas
RW 2France|12}} Serge Marsolan
CE 3France|12}} Michael Moliner
CE 4France|12}} Andre Ruiz
LW 5Carcassonne|12}} Jean-Marie Bonal
SO 6France|12}} Michael Mazare
SH 7France|12}} Marius Frattini
PR 8France|12}} Charles Zalduendo
HK 9France|12}} Jacques Franc
PR 10France|12}} Jacques Garzino
SR 11France|12}} Victor Serrano
SR 12France|12}} Francis de Nadai (c)
LF 13France|12}} Serge Gleyzes
Substitutions:
IC 14France|12}} Bernard Guilhelm
IC 15France|12}} Michel Anglade
Coach:
FB 1St George|12}} Graeme Langlands (c)
RW 2Manly|12}} Ray Branighan
CE 3Easts|12}} Mark Harris
CE 4Balmain|12}} Geoff Starling
LW 5Souths Magpies|12}} John Grant
FE 6Manly|12}} Bob Fulton
HB 7Manly|12}} Dennis Ward
PR 8Manly|12}} John O'Neill
HK 9Souths|12}} Elwyn Walters
PR 10Parramatta|12}} Bob O'Reilly
SR 11Souths|12}} Gary Stevens
SR 12Easts|12}} Arthur Beetson
LK 13Souths|12}} Paul Sait
Substitutions:
IC 14
IC 15
Coach:
{{flagicon|AUS}} Harry Bath

Australia had to beat France at Toulouse to reach the final in the last game of the preliminaries, a task which proved well within their capabilities.


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6. ^{{Cite news | last = Hughes | first = Ed | coauthors = | title = Caught in Time: Great Britain prepare for 1972 rugby league World Cup final | work = The Sunday Times | place = UK | page = | language = | publisher = Times Newspapers Ltd | date = 31 October 2004| url = http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/article500970.ece | accessdate = 18 October 2010}}
7. ^France vs New Zealand
8. ^Great Britain vs Australia
9. ^France vs Great Britain
10. ^Australia vs New Zealand
11. ^Great Britain vs New Zealand
12. ^France vs Australia

External links

  • [https://web.archive.org/web/20080828114607/http://www.rlhalloffame.org.uk/wc1972.htm 1972 World Cup at rlhalloffame.org.uk]
  • 1972 World Cup at rugbyleagueproject.com
  • [https://web.archive.org/web/20080807132544/http://www.eraofthebiff.com/mm12.html 1972 World Cup Final at eraofthebiff.com]
  • When Great Britain won the World Cup at bbc.co.uk
  • 1972 World Cup Final at timesonline.co.uk
  • [https://archive.is/20070804161455/http://www2.hunterlink.net.au/~maajjs/res/wcup1972.htm 1972 World Cup data at hunterlink.net.au]
  • [https://web.archive.org/web/20090807092344/http://www.188-rugby-league.co.uk/content/feedstory/world-cup-1972 1972 World Cup at 188-rugby-league.co.uk]
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