Netminders stood out this weekend as Marcus Hahnemann extended his shutout streak with Reading to seven games and Jonny Walker advanced to ChileÆs semifinal round while Brad Friedel and Kasey Keller remained sharp in the Premier League.

ENGLAND

Brad Friedel (Blackburn, PL) at Bolton, 1-1.

Started: 90 minutes. A stoppage-time tally by Craig Short allowed Rovers to escape with the tie after another fine performance by Friedel. Among FriedelÆs best saves were a 17th-minute parry of Henrik PedersonÆs low drive and a late reflex stop on Youri Djorkaeff, who was in alone.

Kasey Keller (Tottenham, PL) vs. West Brom, 3-1.

Started: 90 minutes. Tottenham is tied with Blackburn in the middle of the Premier League standings.

Jovan Kirovski (Birmingham, PL) at Southampton, 0-2.

Entered as a substitute: 81st minute. Kirovski came on with his team down a goal, but James Beattie added his second of the game just two minutes later to seal the victory.

Joe-Max Moore (Everton, PL) vs. Chelsea, 1-3.

DNP. Moore is no longer eligible to play for Everton; his work permit has expired and he requested that the team not apply for its renewal.

Claudio Reyna (Sunderland, PL) vs. Manchester City, Monday.

Reyna is recovering from knee surgery and out until next spring.

Marcus Hahnemann (Reading, D1) vs. Portsmouth, 0-0.

Started: 90 minutes. Hahnemann had a solid match, but former Reading player and Howard University alum Shaka Hislop provided the heroics in goal for the visitors, particularly a flurry of saves before halftime. Still, Hahnemann earned his 11th clean sheet of the season û seventh in a row.

Eddie Lewis (Preston North End, D1) vs. Wimbledon, 3-5.

Started: 90 minutes. The loss stunned host Preston as Wimbeldon rallied from a two-goal deficit by scoring four goals in the last half hour. David Connolly and Joel McAnuff each had a pair of goals for Wimbeldon. PrestonÆs home unbeaten streak ended at five games.

FRANCE (League Cup)

Oguchi Onyewu (Metz, D2), at Martigues (D3), 1-0.

DNP.

David Regis (Troyes, D1), at Marseille (D1), 1-5.

DNP.

Greg Vanney (Bastia, D1) at Lyon (D1), 0-2.

Started: 90 minutes.

GERMANY

Gregg Berhalter (Energie Cottbus, D1) at Nuremberg, 2-2.

DNP. An 86th-minute goal salvaged a tie for Cottbus, which remains tied for last in the Bundesliga with financially-troubled Kaiserslautern.

Steve Cherundolo (Hannover, D1) at Borussia Monchengladbach, 0-1.

Started: 90 minutes. Igor DemoÆs 15th-minute strike was questioned for offside, but it counted and left Hannover in one of the three relegation spots in the Bundesliga. Hannover is three points behind Nuremberg and the safe zone.

Tony Sanneh (Nuremberg, D1) vs. Energie Cottbus, 2-2.

Started: 90 minutes. Kicker Magazine rating (1-high; 6-low): 5. Sanneh shared his team's worst rating with one teammate.

Mike Duhaney (Mainz, D2) at Lubeck, 3-1.

DNP.

Grover Gibson (Mainz, D2) at Lubeck, 3-1.

DNP.

Cory Gibbs (St. Pauli, D2) at MSV Duisberg, 1-2.

Started: 90 minutes. A precious point slipped away from last-place St. Pauli as fifth-place Duisberg countered the visitorsÆ 70th-minute equalizer with the game-winner two minutes later.

Jacob Thomas (Braunschweig, D2) vs. Union Berlin, 1-2.

DNP.

HOLLAND

David Johnson (Willem II, D1) vs. AZ Alkmaar, 3-1.

DNP.

John OÆBrien (Ajax, D1) at DeGraafschap, 1-1.

DNP-injured.

Earnie Stewart (NAC Breda, D1) no game scheduled.

CHILE

Jonny Walker (Universidad Catolica, D1) vs. Santiago Wanderers, 2-1.

Started: 90 minutes. Since the first leg of this playoff was a blowout in favor of Catolica, Wanderers had little to play for in this match and was very physical. Walker was rarely tested, as his team easily advanced to the semifinal round.