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SOC: Corinthians 2 Al Nassr 0 result
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AAP Sports News (Australia)
01-11-2000
SOC: Corinthians 2 Al Nassr 0 result
Corinthians (Brazil) 2
Al Nassr (Saudi Arabia) 0 - result.
World Club championship first round, group A
Scorers: Ricardinho 25, Freddy Rincon 82
Red card: Daniel
Halftime: 1-0
Corinthians - 1-Dida, 13-Daniel, 4-Joao Carlos (3-Adilson, 10), 16-Fabio Luciano, 6-Kleber,
5-Vampeta (18-Dinei, 74), 8- Freddy Rin...
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