Football Matches on Saturday August 16, 2008

Saturday August 16, 2008
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eng Premier League Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Regular season1Arsenal1–0West BromEmirates StadiumHoward WebbMatch Report
Regular season1West Ham2–1Wigan AthleticBoleyn GroundStephen BennettMatch Report
Regular season1Hull City2–1FulhamKCOM StadiumPeter WaltonMatch Report
Regular season1Bolton3–1Stoke City22,232Toughsheet Community StadiumChris FoyMatch Report
Regular season1Everton2–3BlackburnGoodison ParkAndre MarrinerMatch Report
Regular season1Sunderland0–1LiverpoolStadium of LightAlan WileyMatch Report
Regular season1Middlesbrough2–1TottenhamRiverside StadiumMartin AtkinsonMatch 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 season2Toulouse2–1Le HavreStadiumBruno CouéMatch Report
Regular season2Saint-Étienne2–1SochauxStade GeoffroyJean-Charles CailleuxMatch Report
Regular season2Nantes1–1MonacoStade de la BeaujoireBertrand LayecMatch Report
Regular season2Lille1–3Le MansStadium Lille MétropoleStéphane BréMatch Report
Regular season2Paris S-G1–0BordeauxParc des PrincesAlain HamerMatch Report
Regular season2Nice2–1NancyAllianz RivieraSaïd EnnjimiMatch Report
Regular season2Caen3–1ValenciennesStade Michel d'OrnanoClément TurpinMatch Report
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Round Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Regular SeasonDynamo4–3RSLRobertson StadiumPaul WardMatch Report
Regular SeasonSJ Earthquakes4–0NE RevolutionBuck Shaw StadiumShane MoodyMatch Report
Regular SeasonRapids2–1KC WizardsDick's Sporting Goods ParkJorge GonzalezMatch Report
Regular SeasonChicago Fire0–1D.C. UnitedToyota ParkTim WeylandMatch Report
Regular SeasonColumbus Crew2–1FC DallasColumbus Crew StadiumRicardo SalazarMatch Report

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