Miami Fusion D.C. United

1999-10-24 · Quarterfinal, leg 2

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Miami Fusion against D.C. United, by the numbers.
	Miami Fusion	D.C. United
Goals	0	0
Fouls	19	19
Yellow cards	2	1
Red cards	1	1
Penalties	0	0

Officials

R Ricardo Valenzuela 16th match as referee MLS Cup Playoffs: 1st as referee
AR1 George Vergara 22nd match as an AR; 16th as AR1 MLS Cup Playoffs: 3rd as an AR; 1st as AR1
AR2 Sharon Wheeler 7th match as an AR; 7th as AR2 MLS Cup Playoffs: 1st as an AR; 1st as AR2
4th Brian Hall 4th match as 4th official MLS Cup Playoffs: 2nd as 4th official

All appearance counts

The crew, and where this match falls in each official's record.
Pos	Official	In position	Field / VOR	Any position	In position	Field / VOR	Any position
		Overall			MLS Cup Playoffs
R	Ricardo Valenzuela	16th	29th	29th	1st	4th	4th
AR1	George Vergara	22nd	22nd	22nd	3rd	3rd	3rd
AR2	Sharon Wheeler	7th	20th	20th	1st	1st	1st
4th	Brian Hall	4th	62nd	62nd	2nd	9th	9th

Cards

Miami Fusion

Tyrone Marshall
- Yellow card, 8’ · Unsporting behaviour
Pablo Mastroeni
- Yellow card, 34’ · Unsporting behaviour
Henry Gutierrez sent off
- Red card, 35’ · Violent conduct

D.C. United

Richie Williams sent off
- Red card, 35’ · Violent conduct
Tom Presthus
- Yellow card, 79’ · Unsporting behaviour

Yellow card reasons are unofficial, and some of them may be incorrect. “???” means we are missing a reason for a card.

Penalties

No penalties awarded.

Includes at least one match with a substitution involving the named official. Appearances are credited by starting position; cards are credited to the official who issued them, so the two can differ.

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