1979 Davis Cup Europe Zone

Main article: 1979 Davis Cup

The Europe Zone was one of the three zones of competition in the 1979 Davis Cup.[1] Two sub-zones were played, with the winner of each advancing to the Inter-Zonal Zone.

Zone A

First Preliminary Round
15–17 September 1978 (Athens (clay), Helsinki, Monte Carlo, Cairo)		   Preliminary "Quarterfinals"
16–18 March 1979		   First Round
15–17 June		   Semifinals
13–15 July		   Final
14–16 September
  Hungary    
 (bye)       Hungary  
     (bye)    
          Hungary  
         (bye)  
       
          Rome, Italy (clay)
          Hungary 2  
  Italy     Palermo, Italy (clay)     Italy 3  
 (bye)       Italy 5  
  Greece 1     Denmark 0     Warsaw, Poland
  Denmark 4         Italy 4
  Finland 5     Warsaw, Poland     Poland 1  
  Morocco 0       Finland 1
 (bye)     Poland 4     Rome, Italy (clay)
  Poland         Italy 4
  Spain     Barcelona, Spain     Great Britain 1
 (bye)       Spain 5  
  Monaco 1     Soviet Union 0     Vienna, Austria
  Soviet Union 4         Spain 3  
  Egypt 5     Vienna, Austria     Austria 1  
  Portugal 0       Egypt 0
 (bye)     Austria 5     Eastbourne, England (grass)
  Austria         Spain 1
          Great Britain 4  
         
         
         (bye)
          Great Britain  
       (bye)
 (bye)     Great Britain  
  Great Britain  

Zone B

Pre-Qualifying Round

VenueHome TeamScoreVisiting Team
Ankara, Turkey, 1 August 1978?  Turkey 0-5  Iran

Preliminary Rounds and Main Draw

First Preliminary Round
15–17 September 1978 (Amersfoort, Geneva, Brussels)		   Preliminary "Quarterfinals"
16–18 March 1979		   First Round
15–17 June		   Semifinals
13–15 July		   Final
14–16 September
  Czechoslovakia    
 (bye)       Czechoslovakia  
     (bye)    
          Czechoslovakia  
         (bye)  
       
          Paris, France (clay)
          Czechoslovakia 4  
  France     Amsterdam, Netherlands (carpet)     France 1  
 (bye)       France 3  
  Netherlands 4     Netherlands 2     Paris, France (clay)
  Norway 1         France 5
   Switzerland 3     Zurich, Switzerland      Switzerland 0  
  Iran 2        Switzerland 4
 (bye)     Yugoslavia 1     Prague, Czechoslovakia (clay)
  Yugoslavia         Czechoslovakia 3
  West Germany     Augsburg, West Germany     Sweden 2
 (bye)       West Germany 3  
  Israel W/O     Israel 2     Bucharest, Romania (clay)
  Nigeria         West Germany 1  
  Belgium 5     Brussels, Belgium     Romania 4  
  Ireland 0       Belgium 1
 (bye)     Romania 4     Bucharest, Romania (clay)
  Romania         Romania 2
          Sweden 3  
         
         
         (bye)
          Sweden  
       (bye)
 (bye)     Sweden  
  Sweden  

References

  1. ↑ "Reconstructed from Davis Cup Nation-by-Nation Historical Records". Retrieved 2013-05-14.
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