Football Matches on Sunday February 25, 1996

Sunday February 25, 1996
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Premier League28Bolton0–6Manchester Utd21,381Burnden ParkDermot GallagherMatch Report
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La Liga28Barcelona1–0Real BetisNou CampIturralde GonzálezMatch Report
La Liga28Real Sociedad1–0ValladolidAnoetaGarcía ArandaMatch Report
La Liga28Sevilla1–1Athletic ClubRamón Sánchez PizjuánMarín LópezMatch Report
La Liga28Sporting Gijón2–3EspanyolEl MolinónCarmona MéndezMatch Report
La Liga28Valencia3–1OviedoMestallaEsquinas TorresMatch Report
La Liga28Albacete2–0MéridaCarlos BelmontePuentes LeiraMatch Report
La Liga28Compostela3–3Real MadridMultiusos de San LázaroPrados GarcíaMatch Report
La Liga28Tenerife1–2ZaragozaHeliodoro RodríguezMegía DávilaMatch Report
La Liga28Atlético Madrid3–2Celta VigoVicente CalderónRodríguez MartelMatch Report
La Liga28Salamanca1–2Rayo VallecanoHelmánticoGómez LópezMatch Report
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Bundesliga20Uerdingen1–6Bayern MunichGünther HabermannMatch Report
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Serie A23Bari0–2VicenzaAlfredo TrentalangeMatch Report
Serie A23Inter1–0AtalantaGennaro BorrielloMatch Report
Serie A23Fiorentina3–0NapoliLivio BazzoliMatch Report
Serie A23Juventus1–1MilanRobert BoggiMatch Report
Serie A23Udinese0–0ParmaStefano BraschiMatch Report
Serie A23Cremonese3–1CagliariPiero CeccariniMatch Report
Serie A23Sampdoria3–0PiacenzaCosimo BologninoMatch Report
Serie A23Roma1–0TorinoDomenico MessinaMatch Report
Serie A23Padova1–3LazioGraziano CesariMatch Report

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