Football Matches on Wednesday September 26, 2001

Wednesday September 26, 2001
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Champions League

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Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
First group stage319:45 Boavista pt2–1de Dortmund7,500Bessa XXIRune PedersenMatch Report
First group stage319:45 Liverpool eng1–0ua Dynamo Kyiv33,513AnfieldPierluigi CollinaMatch Report
First group stage320:45 PSV nl1–0it Lazio27,000PSV StadionThomas Michael MccurryMatch Report
First group stage320:45 Real Madrid es4–1be Anderlecht53,118Estadio Santiago BernabéuTerje HaugeMatch Report
First group stage320:45 Schalke 04 de0–1es Mallorca51,860ParkstadionNikolay LevnikovMatch Report
First group stage320:45 Nantes fr0–1tr Galatasaray30,715Stade de la BeaujoireTom Henning ØvrebøMatch Report
First group stage320:45 Roma it2–1ru Loko Moscow40,000Stadio OlimpicoHartmut StrampeMatch Report
First group stage321:45 Panathinaikos gr1–0eng Arsenal15,012Apostolos NikolaidisVítor Melo PereiraMatch Report
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Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Premier League2Newcastle United1–0Leicester City49,185St. James' ParkDavid PughMatch Report
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Round Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Quarter-finalsMetroStars4–1LA Galaxy12,817Giants StadiumNoel KennyMatch Report
Quarter-finalsSJ Earthquakes3–0Columbus Crew10,419Spartan StadiumKevin StottMatch Report
Quarter-finalsKC Wizards3–0Miami Fusion5,803Arrowhead StadiumAlex PrusMatch Report

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