Football Matches on Tuesday September 24, 1996
Round | Time | Home | Score | Away | Attendance | Venue | Referee | Match Report | Notes |
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First round | Lyngby dk | 0–2 | be Club Brugge | Algirdas Dubinskas | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Club Brugge won | |||
First round | Silkeborg dk | 1–2 | ru Spartak Moscow | Dragutin Poljak | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Spartak Moscow won | |||
First round | Bayern Munich de | 1–0 | es Valencia | Nikolai Levnikov | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Valencia won | |||
First round | Karlsruher de | 4–1 | ro Rapid București | Joseph Byrne | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Karlsruher won | |||
First round | Feyenoord nl | 1–1 | ru CSKA Moscow | Jorge Coroado | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Feyenoord won | |||
First round | Barry Town United FC wls | 3–3 | sct Aberdeen | Lubos Michel | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Aberdeen won | |||
First round | Beşiktaş tr | 3–0 | be Brussels | Vasyl Melnychuk | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Beşiktaş won | |||
First round | Inter it | 1–1 | fr Guingamp | Alain Hamer | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Inter won | |||
First round | Aarau ch | 0–2 | dk Brøndby | Leslie Irvine | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Brøndby won | |||
First round | Boavista pt | 1–2 | dk Odense | Alan Christopher Howells | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Boavista won | |||
First round | Lazio it | 1–1 | fr Lens | Gerd Grabher | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Lazio won | |||
First round | Slavia Prague cz | 3–1 | se Malmö | Alfredo Trentalange | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Slavia Prague won | |||
First round | Espanyol es | 1–0 | cy APOEL FC | João Martins Pinto Correia | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Espanyol won | |||
First round | Anderlecht be | 4–0 | ru Alania | Gheorghe Constantin | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Anderlecht won | |||
First round | Dynamo Moscow ru | 1–3 | it Roma | László Vágner | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Roma won | |||
First round | Sporting CP pt | 1–0 | fr Montpellier | Ilkka Koho | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Sporting CP won | |||
First round | Monaco fr | 3–1 | pl Hutnik Kraków | Stade Louis II | Claude Détruche | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Monaco won | ||
First round | Vitória Guimarães pt | 2–0 | it Parma | Marc Batta | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Vitória Guimarães won | |||
First round | Grazer AK at | 2–0 | be Germinal Ekeren | Krsto Danilovski | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Grazer AK won | |||
First round | Metz fr | 1–0 | at FC Tirol Innsbruck | Stade Saint-Symphorien | Dimitar Ivanov Momirov | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Metz won | ||
First round | Olympiacos gr | 2–2 | hu Ferencváros | Hartmut Strampe | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Ferencváros won | |||
First round | Halmstad se | 2–1 | eng Newcastle Utd | Sándor Piller | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Newcastle Utd won | |||
First round | FC Dinamo Tbilisi ge | 1–1 | ru Torpedo-Luzhniki | Hellmut Krug | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; FC Dinamo Tbilisi won | |||
First round | Xamax ch | 2–1 | ua Dynamo Kyiv | Charles Agius | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Xamax won | |||
Round | Time | Home | Score | Away | Attendance | Venue | Referee | Match Report | Notes |
First round | Legia Warsaw pl | 2–0 | gr Panathinaikos | Ansuategui Roca | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Legia Warsaw won | |||
First round | Roda JC Kerkrade nl | 2–2 | de Schalke 04 | Sándor Puhl | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Schalke 04 won | |||
First round | Trabzonspor tr | 3–1 | no Bodø/Glimt | Philippe Leduc | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Trabzonspor won | |||
First round | Progresul București ro | 2–0 | ua Chornomorets Odesa | Fernand Meese | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Progresul București won | |||
First round | Hamburger SV de | 2–0 | sct Celtic | Vadim Zhuk | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Hamburger SV won | |||
First round | Helsingborg se | 0–0 | eng Aston Villa | Roger Philippi | Match Report | Leg 2 of 2; Helsingborg won |
Round | Time | Home | Score | Away | Attendance | Venue | Referee | Match Report | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Conference Semifinals | MetroStars | (6) 2–2 (5) | D.C. United | 14,416 | Giants Stadium | Esse Baharmast | Match Report |
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