Football Matches on Sunday September 11, 2005

Sunday September 11, 2005
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eng Premier League

eng Premier League Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Regular season5Bolton0–0Blackburn24,405Macron StadiumGraham PollMatch Report
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es La Liga

es La Liga Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Regular season2Racing Sant0–1CádizCampos de Sport del SardineroTurienzo ÁlvarezMatch Report
Regular season2Real Sociedad2–1AlavésAnoetaPino ZamoranoMatch Report
Regular season2Barcelona2–0MallorcaNou CampGonzález VázquezMatch Report
Regular season2Getafe1–1Athletic ClubColiseum Alfonso PérezFernández BorbalánMatch Report
Regular season2Villarreal1–1SevillaEl MadrigalMegía DávilaMatch Report
Regular season2Zaragoza2–2ValenciaLa RomaredaUndiano MallencoMatch Report
Regular season2Málaga1–2EspanyolLa RosaledaLizondo CortésMatch Report
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de Bundesliga

de Bundesliga Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Regular season4Hertha BSC3–0WolfsburgPeter GagelmannMatch Report
Regular season4Dortmund2–1KölnFelix BrychMatch Report
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fr Ligue 1

fr Ligue 1 Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Regular season6Sochaux0–1MarseilleStade BonalClaude ColomboMatch Report
Regular season6Lens1–1BordeauxStade BollaertPhilippe KaltMatch Report
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nl Eredivisie

nl Eredivisie Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Regular season4Twente0–1VitesseDe Grolsch VestePieter VinkMatch Report
Regular season4Groningen0–1Sparta R'damOosterpark StadionDick van EgmondMatch Report
Regular season4Feyenoord3–0NEC NijmegenDe KuipEric BraamhaarMatch Report
Regular season4NAC Breda4–1ADO Den HaagRat Verlegh StadionRuud BossenMatch Report
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