D.C. United vs. Miami Fusion Match Report – Saturday September 19, 1998 | FBref.com (original) (raw)
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Manager: Bruce Arena
15-16
Manager: Ivo Wortmann
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Match Summary
D.C. United
Miami Fusion
16’
0:0
— Yellow Card
18’
0:1
— Goal 0:1
35’
0:1
— Red Card
46’
0:1
— Substitute
50’
1:1
— Goal 1:1
52’
1:1
— Yellow Card
53’
1:2
— Goal 1:2
75’
1:2
— Substitute
77’
1:2
— Substitute
80’
1:3
— Goal 1:3
81’
1:3
— Yellow Card
Team Stats
| D.C. United |
Miami Fusion |
|---|---|
| Cards | |
D.C. United Player Stats
D.C. United Goalkeeper Stats
D.C. United Goalkeeper Stats Table
| Shot Stopping | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Player | Nation | Age | Min | SoTA | GA | Saves | Save% |
| Mark Simpson | us USA | 32-185 | 90 | 3 |
Miami Fusion Player Stats
Miami Fusion Goalkeeper Stats
Miami Fusion Goalkeeper Stats Table
| Shot Stopping | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Player | Nation | Age | Min | SoTA | GA | Saves | Save% |
| Jeff Cassar | us USA | 24-229 | 90 | 1 |
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