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VFL night series

The Victorian Football League night series, also known during its history by a variety of sponsored names, was an Australian rules football tournament held annually between 1956 and 1971, and again on three occasions in the late 1970s and 1980s. For most years the series was a consolation series, played on weekday nights each September as a knock-out…

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Founded
1956
Country
Australia
Folded
1971 (first cessation) 1978 (second cessation) 1987 (third cessation)
Most titles
Footscray (4 titles)
No. of teams
8
Related competitions
Victorian Football League

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VFL night series

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Edges14
Triples20
Avg. degree1.87
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VFL night series

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related to history · 12
VFL night series → All VFL Night Series, Despite, Grand Final, Night Series, Premiership, SANFL, September, South Melbourne Cricket Ground, The, The Night Series Premiership, This, VFL
Country · 1
VFL night series → Australia
Folded · 1
VFL night series → 1971 (first cessation) 1978 (second cessation) 1987 (third cessation)
Founded · 1
VFL night series → 1956
Most titles · 1
VFL night series → Footscray (4 titles)
No. of teams · 1
VFL night series → 8
Related competitions · 1
VFL night series → Victorian Football League
Sport · 1
VFL night series → Australian rules football
Venue · 1
VFL night series → South Melbourne Cricket Ground

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series night vfl football league teams victorian 1971 history australian 1978 1987 played tournament competition names rules final finals also

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VFL night seriesCountryAustralia1.00infobox
VFL night seriesFolded1971 (first cessation) 1978 (second cessation) 1987 (third cessation)1.00infobox
VFL night seriesFounded19561.00infobox
VFL night seriesMost titlesFootscray (4 titles)1.00infobox
VFL night seriesNo. of teams81.00infobox
VFL night seriesRelated competitionsVictorian Football League1.00infobox
VFL night seriesSportAustralian rules football1.00infobox
VFL night seriesVenueSouth Melbourne Cricket Ground1.00infobox
VFL night seriesrelated to historyThe Night Series Premiership0.60section
VFL night seriesrelated to historySeptember0.60section
VFL night seriesrelated to historyVFL0.60section
VFL night seriesrelated to historySANFL0.60section

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