Football Matches on Saturday September 13, 1997

Saturday September 13, 1997
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eng Premier League

eng Premier League Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Premier League6Leicester City3–0Tottenham20,683Filbert StreetAlan WilkieMatch Report
Premier League6Crystal Palace0–3Chelsea26,186Selhurst ParkGerald AshbyMatch Report
Premier League6Derby County3–1Everton27,828Pride ParkMike RileyMatch Report
Premier League6Coventry City1–0Southampton18,659Highfield RoadUriah RennieMatch Report
Premier League6Newcastle Utd1–3Wimbledon36,526St. James' ParkMike ReedMatch Report
Premier League6Liverpool2–1Sheffield Weds34,705AnfieldGraham PollMatch Report
Premier League6Barnsley0–3Aston Villa18,649OakwellGraham BarberMatch Report
Premier League6Manchester Utd2–1West Ham55,068Old TraffordDavid EllerayMatch Report
Premier League6Arsenal4–1Bolton38,138HighburyNeale BarryMatch Report
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es La Liga

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Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
La Liga3Barcelona2–1Dep La CoruñaNou CampDaudén IbáñezMatch Report
La Liga3Valladolid1–2SalamancaNuevo ZorrillaLópez NietoMatch Report
La Liga3Real Madrid2–0Real SociedadSantiago BernabéuPrados GarcíaMatch Report
La Liga3Athletic Club1–0Atlético MadridSan MamésGracia RedondoMatch Report
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de Bundesliga

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it Serie A

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Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Serie A2Lecce1–2UdineseSalvatore RacalbutoMatch Report
Serie A2Brescia3–3SampdoriaPierluigi CollinaMatch Report
Serie A2Milan1–1LazioPiero CeccariniMatch Report
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us Major League Soccer

us Major League Soccer Table
Round Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Regular SeasonTB Mutiny1–2D.C. United14,062Houlihan's StadiumKevin StottMatch Report

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