1993 Brisbane Broncos Season - Match Results

Match Results

Round Opponent Result Bro. Opp. Date Venue Crowd Position
1 Cronulla Sharks Win 19 10 14 Mar Endeavour Field 8,200 5/16
2 Canterbury Bulldogs Loss 10 20 19 Mar Carlaw Park 16,236 9/16
3 Parramatta Eels Loss 8 12 28 Mar ANZ Stadium 51,517 10/16
4 Canberra Raiders Win 12 8 4 Apr ANZ Stadium 46,001 9/16
5 Balmain Tigers Win 12 6 10 Apr Leichhardt Oval 7,522 8/16
6 Penrith Panthers Win 34 8 18 Apr ANZ Stadium 35,904 6/16
7 St George Dragons Win 20 14 25 Apr Kogarah Oval 17,025 6/16
8* Illawarra Steelers Win 24 22 9 May ANZ Stadium 28,126 4/16
9* North Sydney Bears Loss 20 40 23 May North Sydney Oval 20,378 5/16
10* Wests Magpies Win 36 16 6 June ANZ Stadium 40,733 5/16
11 Easts Roosters Win 26 22 12 Jun Sydney Football Stadium 10,450 5/16
12 Gold Coast Seagulls Win 14 6 18 Jun ANZ Stadium 57,212 4/16
13 Manly Sea Eagles Loss 8 24 26 Jun Brookvale Oval 12,203 5/16
14 South Sydney Rabbitohs Win 54 8 2 Jul ANZ Stadium 31,896 5/16
15 Newcastle Knights Win 31 2 11 Jul Newcastle ISC 12,604 4/16
16 Cronulla Sharks Win 38 34 18 Jul ANZ Stadium 31,270 4/16
17 Canterbury Bulldogs Win 38 18 25 Jul ANZ Stadium 54,751 4/16
18 Parramatta Eels Win 15 8 30 Jul Parramatta Stadium 10,047 2/16
19 Canberra Raiders Loss 4 20 6 Aug Bruce Stadium 24,801 4/16
20 Balmain Tigers Win 50 0 13 Aug ANZ Stadium 39,193 3/16
21 Penrith Panthers Win 34 14 21 Aug Penrith Football Stadium 16,810 2/16
22 St George Dragons Loss 10 16 27 Aug ANZ Stadium 58,593 5/16
Prelim. Semi Final Manly Sea Eagles Win 36 10 5 Sep Sydney Football Stadium 38,432
Semi Final Canberra Raiders Win 30 12 11 Sep Sydney Football Stadium 33,893
Prelim. Final Canterbury Bulldogs Win 23 16 19 Sep Sydney Football Stadium 34,821
GRAND FINAL St George Dragons Win 14 6 26 Sep Sydney Football Stadium 42,329

*Game following a State of Origin match

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