Football Matches on Sunday March 5, 1995

Sunday March 5, 1995
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Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Premier League32Chelsea0–0Crystal Palace14,130Stamford BridgeMike ReedMatch Report
Premier League32Arsenal0–1West Ham36,295HighburyBrian HillMatch Report
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Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
La Liga24Albacete1–1SevillaCarlos BelmonteGracia RedondoMatch Report
La Liga24Logroñés0–1Athletic ClubLas GaunasBarrenechea MonteroMatch Report
La Liga24Real Madrid4–0Sporting GijónSantiago BernabéuPanadero MartínezMatch Report
La Liga24Real Sociedad5–2TenerifeAnoetaDaudén IbáñezMatch Report
La Liga24Valladolid0–1Atlético MadridNuevo ZorrillaPajares PazMatch Report
La Liga24Dep La Coruña1–0CompostelaNuevo RiazorMartín NavarreteMatch Report
La Liga24Real Betis2–0Racing SantBenito VillamarínGarcía ArandaMatch Report
La Liga24Celta Vigo1–2EspanyolEstadio de BalaídosAnsuategui RocaMatch Report
La Liga24Barcelona3–0ZaragozaNou CampRubio ValdiviesoMatch Report
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Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Bundesliga20Köln1–0StuttgartHartmut StrampeMatch Report
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Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Serie A22Foggia0–1CremonesePiero CeccariniMatch Report
Serie A22Inter0–0JuventusRoberto BettinMatch Report
Serie A22Cagliari2–1BariCosimo BologninoMatch Report
Serie A22Torino0–2ParmaGraziano CesariMatch Report
Serie A22Sampdoria3–0RomaAlfredo TrentalangeMatch Report
Serie A22Lazio8–2FiorentinaFiorenzo TreossiMatch Report
Serie A22Reggiana0–1GenoaLoris StafoggiaMatch Report
Serie A22Padova2–0NapoliPierluigi PairettoMatch Report
Serie A22Brescia0–5MilanEmilio PellegrinoMatch Report

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