Jeux sans frontières (1996)

Jeux sans frontières (English: Games Without Frontiers or Games Without Borders) was a Europe-wide television game show. The 1996 edition was won by the team from Kecskemét in Hungary.

Participating countries

Colour	Country	Code
Blue	Greece	GR
Yellow	Hungary	H
White	Italy	I
Green	Portugal	P
Pink	Slovenia	SLO
Red	Switzerland	CH

Heats

Heat 1

Place	Country	Town	Points
1	SLO	Novo Mesto	58
2	H	Hajdúszoboszló	46
3	CH	Genestrerio	43
3	I	Sulmona	43
5	P	Amadora	34
6	GR	Zakynthos	32

Heat 2

Place	Country	Town	Points
1	P	Moura	58
2	H	Eger	57
3	CH	Losone	42
3	SLO	Kranjska Gora	42
5	I	Tolentino	31
6	GR	Kilkis	30

Heat 3

Place	Country	Town	Points
1	I	Gran San Bernardo	52
2	H	Érd	46
3	CH	Pregassona	45
3	P	Funchal	45
5	GR	Kerkyra	43
6	SLO	Kranj	36

Heat 4

Place	Country	Town	Points
1	SLO	Bohinj	53
2	H	Tiszaújváros	49
3	I	Torino	45
4	P	Águeda	42
5	GR	Tinos	39
6	CH	Ponte Tresa	32

Heat 5

Place	Country	Town	Points
1	P	Vila Franca de Xira	58
2	SLO	Mengeš	52
3	GR	Kalymnos	43
4	H	Göd	38
5	CH	Disentis/Mustér	35
5	I	Gallipoli	35

Heat 6

Place	Country	Town	Points
1	P	Lamego	62
2	SLO	Radenci	57
3	I	Catanzaro	43
4	GR	Athens	40
5	CH	Chironico	36
6	H	Belváros - Lipótváros	26

Heat 7

Place	Country	Town	Points
1	CH	Malvaglia	49
2	P	Albufeira	48
3	H	Százhalombatta	46
4	SLO	Dobrepolje	42
5	I	Nicolosi	41
6	GR	Peristeri	35

Heat 8

Place	Country	Town	Points
1	SLO	Iška vas	57
2	P	Ponta Delgada	55
3	H	Budapest	49
4	I	Abano Terme	45
5	CH	Ceresio	29
6	GR	Kalamata	23

Heat 9

Place	Country	Town	Points
1	H	Kecskemét	60
2	SLO	Železniki	55
3	I	Cascina	47
3	P	Gondomar	47
5	GR	Neo Psychiko	28

Lumino from Switzerland withdrew after the first event, in which one of their members was injured.

Final

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

Country	Town	Place won	Points won
CH	Malvaglia	1	49
GR	Kalymnos	3	43
H	Kecskemét	1	60
I	Gran San Bernardo	1	52
P	Lamego	1	62
SLO	Novo Mesto	1	58

Final table

Place	Country	Town	Points
1	H	Kecskemét	54
2	P	Lamego	51
3	I	Gran San Bernardo	50
4	SLO	Novo Mesto	42
5	CH	Malvaglia	34
6	GR	Kalymnos	32

Preceded by Jeux Sans Frontières 1995	Jeux Sans Frontières 1996	Succeeded by Jeux Sans Frontières 1997

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