Football Matches on Sunday March 9, 1997

Sunday March 9, 1997
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La Liga28Athletic Club2–2ZaragozaSan MamésPrados GarcíaMatch Report
La Liga28Sporting Gijón2–0LogroñésEl MolinónBarrenechea MonteroMatch Report
La Liga28Dep La Coruña3–0OviedoNuevo RiazorDaudén IbáñezMatch Report
La Liga28Extremadura1–0Real SociedadFrancisco de la HeraBrito ArceoMatch Report
La Liga28Celta Vigo2–2EspanyolEstadio de BalaídosGarcía ArandaMatch Report
La Liga28Barcelona3–0CompostelaNou CampFernández MarínMatch Report
La Liga28Real Betis3–2Atlético MadridBenito VillamarínHernanz AnguloMatch Report
La Liga28Hércules1–0Rayo VallecanoJosé Rico PérezJapón SevillaMatch Report
La Liga28Valladolid0–2TenerifeNuevo ZorrillaDíaz VegaMatch Report
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Bundesliga21Leverkusen5–2Bayern MunichEdgar SteinbornMatch Report
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Serie A23Cagliari0–0LazioStefano FarinaMatch Report
Serie A23Reggiana0–0PiacenzaDomenico MessinaMatch Report
Serie A23Inter0–0JuventusPierluigi CollinaMatch Report
Serie A23Fiorentina3–2BolognaPasquale RodomontiMatch Report
Serie A23Vicenza2–0UdinesePiero CeccariniMatch Report
Serie A23Roma4–3Hellas VeronaGiancarlo LanaMatch Report
Serie A23Atalanta4–0SampdoriaSalvatore RacalbutoMatch Report
Serie A23Perugia1–2ParmaPierluigi PairettoMatch Report
Serie A23Napoli0–0MilanGraziano CesariMatch Report
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Division 128Monaco0–0AuxerreStade Louis IIJean-Claude PuyaltMatch Report
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