1998 MLS All-Star Game
Multi tool use1998 MLS All-Star Game |
| Event | Major League Soccer All-Star Game |
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| MLS USA All-Stars | MLS World All-Stars |
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| 6 | 1 |
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| Date | August 2, 1998[1] |
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| Venue |
Citrus Bowl
Orlando, Florida[1] |
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| Man of the Match |
Brian McBride (Columbus Crew) |
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| Referee | Esse Baharmast |
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| Attendance | 34,416 |
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| Weather | 92°F, sunny, occasional showers |
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The 1998 Major League Soccer All-Star Game was the 3rd Major League Soccer All-Star Game, played on August 2, 1998,[1] at the Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Florida.[1] A team of United States all-stars, MLS USA, beat a team of International MLS all-stars, MLS World, by a score of 6-1.[1]
Match details
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| GK | 1 |
 Tony Meola
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 46'
| | DF | 17 |
Marcelo Balboa
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46'
| | DF | 22 |
Alexi Lalas
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46'
| | DF | 23 |
Eddie Pope
| | MF | 13 |
Cobi Jones
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 69'
| | MF | 5 |
Thomas Dooley
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46'
| | MF | 10 |
Tab Ramos
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46'
| | MF | 6 |
John Harkes
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69'
| | MF | 2 |
Frankie Hejduk
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46'
| | FW | 20 |
Brian McBride
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46'
| | FW | 11 |
Preki
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Substitutions:
| | GK | 18 |
Zach Thornton
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46'
| | DF | 12 |
Jeff Agoos
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46'
| | DF | 8 |
Robin Fraser
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46'
| | DF | 4 |
Mike Burns
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46'
| | MF | 21 |
Ross Paule
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46'
| | MF | 14 |
Chris Armas
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46'
| | MF | 16 |
Ben Olsen
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46'
| | FW | 9 |
Paul Bravo
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46'
| | FW | 15 |
Roy Lassiter
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46'
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Coach:
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Bruce Arena
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| GK | 1 |
 Jorge Campos
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46'
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69'
| | DF | 5 |
 Geoff Aunger
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46'
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75'
| | DF | 3 |
 Jan Eriksson
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46'
| | DF | 4 |
 Diego Soñora
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46'
| | MF | 15 |
 Lubos Kubik
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46'
| | MF | 11 |
 Adrián Paz
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46'
| | MF | 12 |
 Mauricio Cienfuegos
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46'
| | MF | 8 |
 Carlos Valderrama
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75'
| | MF | 10 |
 Marco Etcheverry
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46'
| | FW | 21 |
Raúl Díaz Arce
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46'
| | FW | 9 |
Jaime Moreno
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69'
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Substitutions:
| | GK | 22 |
Thomas Ravelli
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46'
| | DF | 2 |
 Richard Gough
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46'
| | DF | 20 |
 Uche Okafor
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46'
| | MF | 18 |
 Martin Machon
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46'
| | MF | 7 |
Leonel Álvarez
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46'
| | MF | 17 |
Mauricio Ramos
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46'
| | FW | 6 |
Mo Johnston
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46'
| | FW | 19 |
 Wélton
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46'
| | FW | 16 |
 Stern John
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Coach:
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Most Valuable Player:
Brian McBride (MLS USA)
Assistant referees:
Greg Barkey
Arthur Reed
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References
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External links
- MLS All-Star Game 1998 match report
1998 MLS season by team
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| Leagues |
| Men | - Major League Soccer
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| Cups | - U.S. Open Cup
MLS Cup
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| Other | - MLS All-Star Game
- MLS transfers
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International | | Club competitions | - CONCACAF Champions' Cup
CONCACAF Cup Winners Cup
- Copa Interamericana
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| Men | - 1998 FIFA World Cup
- 1998 CONCACAF Gold Cup
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