Football Matches on Saturday August 7, 1999

Saturday August 7, 1999
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Asian Cup qualification

Asian Cup qualification Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Group stage3Tajikistan tj2–1om Oman (Neutral Site)Match Report
Group stage3Iraq iq5–1kg Kyrgyz Republic (Neutral Site)Match Report
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eng Premier League

eng Premier League Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Premier League1Middlesbrough0–1Bradford City33,762Riverside StadiumNeale BarryMatch Report
Premier League1Watford2–3Wimbledon15,511Vicarage RoadStephen LodgeMatch Report
Premier League1Sheffield Weds1–2Liverpool34,853HillsboroughGraham PollMatch Report
Premier League1Arsenal2–1Leicester City38,026HighburyAlan WilkieMatch Report
Premier League1Newcastle Utd0–1Aston Villa36,600St. James' ParkUriah RennieMatch Report
Premier League1Chelsea4–0Sunderland34,831Stamford BridgeMike RileyMatch Report
Premier League1Coventry City0–1Southampton19,915Highfield RoadPeter JonesMatch Report
Premier League1West Ham1–0Tottenham26,010Boleyn GroundDavid EllerayMatch Report
Premier League1Leeds United0–0Derby County40,118Elland RoadGraham 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
Division 12Montpellier2–2BordeauxStade de la MossonBruno DerrienMatch Report
Division 12Rennes1–3Paris S-GRoazhon ParkGilles ChéronMatch Report
Division 12Metz3–0AuxerreStade Saint-SymphorienÉric PoulatMatch 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 SeasonSJ Clash1–4LA Galaxy15,648Spartan StadiumPaul TamberinoMatch Report
Regular SeasonMiami Fusion2–0NY Red Bulls7,688Lockhart StadiumAndrew BarnesMatch Report

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