Football Matches on Saturday September 20, 1997

Saturday September 20, 1997
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eng Premier League

eng Premier League Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Regular season7Aston Villa2–1Derby County35,444Villa ParkJeff WinterMatch Report
Regular season7Everton4–2Barnsley32,659Goodison ParkGerald AshbyMatch Report
Regular season7Wimbledon0–1Crystal Palace16,747Selhurst ParkPaul AlcockMatch Report
Regular season7Leeds United0–1Leicester City29,620Elland RoadKeith BurgeMatch Report
Regular season7West Ham0–1Newcastle Utd25,884Boleyn GroundSteve DunnMatch Report
Regular season7Southampton1–1Liverpool15,252The DellPeter JonesMatch Report
Regular season7Bolton0–0Manchester Utd25,000Macron StadiumPaul DurkinMatch Report
Regular season7Sheffield Weds0–0Coventry City21,087HillsboroughGary WillardMatch Report
Regular season7Tottenham0–0Blackburn26,573White Hart LaneGraham BarberMatch Report
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fr Division 1

fr Division 1 Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Regular season8Auxerre1–2LyonStade Abbé DeschampsRémi HarrelMatch Report
Regular season8Lens2–0ToulouseStade BollaertBruno RuffrayMatch Report
Regular season8Marseille2–0ChâteaurouxOrange VélodromePatrick AntonMatch Report
Regular season8Guingamp1–0NantesStade Municipal du RoudourouLaurent DuhamelMatch Report
Regular season8Strasbourg0–0BordeauxStade de la MeinauBruno CouéMatch Report
Regular season8Cannes1–1RennesSTADE PIERRE DE COUBERTINBernard SaulesMatch Report
Regular season8Le Havre1–1Paris S-GStade Municipal Jules DeschaseauxAlain SarsMatch Report
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us Major League Soccer Table
Round Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Regular SeasonNE Revolution3–2MetroStars36,273Foxboro StadiumArturo AngelesMatch Report

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