Jeux sans frontières season 28

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Jeux sans frontières
Season 28
No. of teams8 countries
WinnerPortugal Amadora
Runner-upItaly Val di Sole
LocationBudapest, Hungary
Finals venueLisbon, Portugal
Head refereeDenis Pettiaux
No. of episodes10
Release
Original releaseJune 1997 (1997-06) –
September 1997 (1997-09)
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The 28th season of the international television game show Jeux sans frontières was held in the summer of 1997. Broadcasters from France, Greece, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovenia, and Switzerland participated in the competition coordinated by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). MTV hosted all heats at the Óbuda Esplanade in Budapest (Hungary). RTP hosted the final in Lisbon, Portugal. The head international referee in charge of supervising the competition was Denis Pettiaux.[1][2]

The season was won by the team from Amadora, Portugal, being the runner-up the team from Val di Sole, Italy.[3]

Participants

Country Broadcasters Code Colour
 France France 2 F Light blue
 Greece ERT GR Dark blue
 Hungary MTV H Yellow
 Italy RAI I White
 Netherlands TROS NL Orange
 Portugal RTP P Green
 Slovenia RTVSLO SLO Pink
 Switzerland SRG SSR CH Red

Heats

All heats were hosted by MTV at the Óbuda Esplanade in Budapest, Hungary.

Heat 1

Place Country Town Points
1 H Gyöngyös 91
2 CH Vedeggio 65
3 SLO Lasko 64
4 P Aveiro 58
5 I Castel Goffredo 54
6 NL Maarssen 40
7 F Lyon 36
8 GR Tinos 31

Heat 2

Place Country Town Points
1 P Amadora 72
2 H Pápa 70
3 SLO Bovec 63
4 GR Katastari–Zakynthos 55
5 F Troyes 51
6 I Otranto 47
7 NL Almere 45
8 CH Chiasso 43

Heat 3

Place Country Town Points
1 SLO Sentjernej 80
2 CH Schattdorf 75
3 H Belváros - Lipótváros 64
4 GR Skiathos 60
5 P Moura 54
6 NL Loon op Zand 50
7 I Laigueglia 35
8 F Poitiers 31

Heat 4

Place Country Town Points
1 H Komárom 67
2 F La Clusaz 65
3 P Lamego 58
3 SLO Vuzenica 58
5 GR Hania 56
6 I Portici 52
7 NL Vlissingen 51
8 CH Val Bregaglia 48

Heat 5

Place Country Town Points
1 P Vila Franca de Xira 68
2 SLO Ormož 67
3 CH Coldrerio 60
4 NL Laarbeek 57
5 F Biarritz 54
6 H Gyula 50
7 GR Agrinio 48
8 I Belmonte Mezzagno 41

Heat 6

Place Country Town Points
1 NL Heerlen 76
2 H Szarvas 72
3 I Courmayeur 64
4 CH Faido 55
5 SLO Briše 54
6 P Bragança 53
7 F Avignon 40
8 GR Leros 35

Heat 7

Place Country Town Points
1 H Érd 72
2 I Val di Sole 68
3 P Felgueiras 64
4 SLO Trzic 58
5 GR Patras 51
6 F Orléans 48
6 NL Raalte 48
8 CH Lago di Lugano 33

Heat 8

Place Country Town Points
1 NL Zandvoort 68
2 GR Xanthi 65
3 CH Ticino 60
3 H Tiszaújváros 60
5 F Cannes 52
6 P Viseu 51
7 SLO Kranj 46
8 I Arzachena 32

Heat 9

Place Country Town Points
1 P Paredes 66
2 I Norcia 65
3 SLO Majsperk 59
4 H Eger 58
5 GR Edessa 55
6 CH Brissago 52
7 F Strasbourg 50
8 NL IJsselstein 46

Qualifiers

The teams which qualified from each country to the final were:

Country Town Place won Points won
F La Clusaz 2 65
GR Xanthi 2 65
H Gyöngyös 1 91
I Val di Sole 2 68
NL Heerlen 1 76
P Amadora 1 72
SLO Sentjernej 1 80
CH Schattdorf 2 75

Final

The final was hosted by RTP in Lisbon, Portugal.

Place Country Town Points
1 P Amadora 68
2 I Val di Sole 66
3 CH Schattdorf 65
4 H Gyöngyös 64
5 NL Heerlen 63
6 GR Xanthi 40
7 SLO Sentjernej 38
8 F La Clusaz 34

References

  1. ^ "Jeux sans frontières 1997". jsfnetfrance.free.fr (in French). Retrieved 13 June 2024.
  2. ^ "Jeux sans frontières 1997". jsfnetgb.co.uk. Retrieved 17 June 2024.
  3. ^ Pillirone, Nicolo. "Series Edizione 1997". giochisenzafrontiere.net (in Italian). Retrieved 13 June 2024.
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