1982 Federation Cup (tennis) explained

The 1982 Federation Cup was the 20th edition of the most important competition between national teams in women's tennis. The tournament was held at the Decathlon Club in Santa Clara, California, United States, from 19–25 July. The United States won their record seventh consecutive title, defeating West Germany in the final without losing a rubber.

Draw

All ties were played at the Decathlon Club in Santa Clara, CA, United States on hard courts.

1st Round losing teams play in consolation rounds

First round

United States vs. Indonesia

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Belgium vs. Mexico

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Brazil vs. France

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Hong Kong vs. Chinese Taipei

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Czechoslovakia vs. Canada

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Philippines vs. Senegal

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Austria vs. Israel

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Italy vs. Great Britain

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Switzerland vs. New Zealand

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Japan vs. China

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Portugal vs. West Germany

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Soviet Union vs. Spain

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Peru vs. Argentina

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Denmark vs. Netherlands

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South Korea vs. Australia

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Second round

United States vs. Mexico

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Hong Kong vs. Brazil

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Czechoslovakia vs. Philippines

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Israel vs. Great Britain

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Switzerland vs. Sweden

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China vs. West Germany

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Soviet Union vs. Peru

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Netherlands vs. Australia

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Quarterfinals

United States vs. Brazil

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Czechoslovakia vs. Great Britain

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Switzerland vs. West Germany

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Soviet Union vs. Australia

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Semifinals

United States vs. Czechoslovakia

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West Germany vs. Australia

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Final

United States vs. West Germany

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Consolation rounds

First round

Argentina vs. Senegal

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Chinese Taipei vs. New Zealand

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Canada vs. Denmark

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Japan vs. Indonesia

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Spain vs. South Korea

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Austria vs. France

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Portugal vs. Belgium

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Quarterfinals

Argentina vs. Chinese Taipei

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Canada vs. Japan

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Spain vs. France

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Belgium vs. Italy

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Semifinals

Argentina vs. Canada

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France vs. Italy

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Final

Canada vs. France

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Notes and References

1. News: United States v Indonesia. fedcup.com.
2. News: Belgium v Mexico. fedcup.com.
3. News: Brazil v France. fedcup.com.
4. News: Hong Kong v Chinese Taipei. fedcup.com.
5. News: Czechoslovakia v Canada. fedcup.com.
6. News: Philippines v Senegal. fedcup.com.
7. News: Austria v Israel. fedcup.com.
8. News: Italy v Great Britain. fedcup.com.
9. News: Switzerland v New Zealand. fedcup.com.
10. News: Japan v China. fedcup.com.
11. News: Portugal v West Germany. fedcup.com.
12. News: Soviet Union v Spain. fedcup.com.
13. News: Peru v Argentina. fedcup.com.
14. News: Denmark v Netherlands. fedcup.com.
15. News: South Korea v Australia. fedcup.com.
16. News: United States v Mexico. fedcup.com.
17. News: Hong Kong v Brazil. fedcup.com.
18. News: Czechoslovakia v Philippines. fedcup.com.
19. News: Israel v Great Britain. fedcup.com.
20. News: Switzerland v Sweden. fedcup.com.
21. News: China v West Germany. fedcup.com.
22. News: Soviet Union v Peru. fedcup.com.
23. News: Netherlands v Australia. fedcup.com.
24. News: United States v Brazil. fedcup.com.
25. News: Czechoslovakia v Great Britain. fedcup.com.
26. News: Switzerland v West Germany. fedcup.com.
27. News: Soviet Union v Australia. fedcup.com.
28. News: United States v Czechoslovakia. fedcup.com.
29. News: West Germany v Australia. fedcup.com.
30. News: United States v West Germany. fedcup.com.
31. News: Argentina v Senegal. fedcup.com.
32. News: Chinese Taipei v New Zealand. fedcup.com.
33. News: Canada v Denmark. fedcup.com.
34. News: Japan v Indonesia. fedcup.com.
35. News: Spain v South Korea. fedcup.com.
36. News: Austria v France. fedcup.com.
37. News: Portugal v Belgium. fedcup.com.
38. News: Argentina v Chinese Taipei. fedcup.com.
39. News: Canada v Japan. fedcup.com.
40. News: Spain v France. fedcup.com.
41. News: Belgium v Italy. fedcup.com.
42. News: Argentina v Canada. fedcup.com.
43. News: France v Italy. fedcup.com.
44. News: Canada v France. fedcup.com.