Football Matches on Tuesday September 19, 2000

Tuesday September 19, 2000
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Olympics (W)

Olympics (W) Table
Round Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Group stage17:30 Australia au1–2br Brazil29,400Sydney Football Stadium (Neutral Site)Vibeke KarlsenMatch Report
Group stage17:30 Germany de1–0se Sweden7,000Melbourne Cricket Ground (Neutral Site)Wendy TomsMatch Report
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Champions League

Champions League Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
First group stage219:45 Leeds United eng1–0it Milan35,398Elland RoadGünter BenköMatch Report
First group stage220:45 Bayern Munich de3–1no Rosenborg20,000OlympiastadionFernández MarínMatch Report
First group stage220:45 Paris Saint-Germain fr4–1se Helsingborg28,303Parc des PrincesHugh DallasMatch Report
First group stage220:45 Juventus it2–1gr Panathinaikos35,422Delle AlpiRune PedersenMatch Report
First group stage220:45 Anderlecht be1–0nl PSV21,700Constant Vanden Stock StadiumLópez NietoMatch Report
First group stage220:45 Dep La Coruña es2–1de Hamburger SV27,000Estadio Municipal de RiazorDick JolMatch Report
First group stage221:45 Beşiktaş tr3–0es Barcelona13,600BJK İnönü StadyumuClaude ColomboMatch Report
First group stage221:45 Dynamo Kyiv ua0–0eng Manchester Utd65,000Stadion Dynamo im. Valeriy LobanovskiyKim Milton NielsenMatch Report
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Round Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Quarter-finalsNE Revolution2–1Chicago Fire10,723Foxboro StadiumRicardo ValenzuelaMatch Report

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