Football Matches on Sunday May 18, 2003

Sunday May 18, 2003
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es La Liga

es La Liga Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
La Liga34Real Sociedad1–0RecreativoAnoetaPérez BurrullMatch Report
La Liga34Osasuna2–1BetisEl SadarPérez PérezMatch Report
La Liga34Barcelona1–2MallorcaNou CampTurienzo ÁlvarezMatch Report
La Liga34Valladolid1–1EspanyolNuevo ZorrillaMedina CantalejoMatch Report
La Liga34Real Madrid5–1MálagaSantiago BernabéuPuentes LeiraMatch Report
La Liga34Villarreal5–0Celta VigoEl MadrigalRodríguez SantiagoMatch Report
La Liga34Alavés2–4Athletic ClubMendizorrozaTéllez SánchezMatch Report
La Liga34Sevilla3–3Rayo VallecanoRamón Sánchez PizjuánLosantos OmarMatch Report
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us Women's United Soccer Association

us Women's United Soccer Association Table
Round Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Regular Season17:00 San Diego Spirit1–1Boston Breakers5,128Torero StadiumMisail TsaposMatch Report
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Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Eredivisie32Groningen1–0AZ AlkmaarOosterpark StadionBen HaverkortMatch Report
Eredivisie32RKC Waalwijk2–3NAC BredaMandemakers StadionDick van EgmondMatch Report
Eredivisie32Ajax7–1De GraafschapAmsterdam ArenAJan WegereefMatch Report
Eredivisie32Feyenoord3–1PSV EindhovenDe KuipDick JolMatch Report
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Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Primeira Liga32Beira-Mar5–0Gil Vicente-Paulo BaptistaMatch Report
Primeira Liga32Académica2–2PaçosEstádio Municipal Sérgio ConceiçãoPaulo ParatyMatch Report
Primeira Liga32Santa Clara2–0MoreirenseEstádio de Sâo MiguelLucílio BatistaMatch Report
Primeira Liga32Benfica1–1BoavistaEstádio NacionalJoão Vilas BoasMatch Report

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