Winners:

In its first season under a coach other than Jerry Yeagley, INDIANA defended its NCAA Division I men's crown and captured its seventh title with a penalty-kick tiebreaker win over UC Santa Barbara after a 1-1 tie. Coach MIKE FREITAG's team held off the surprise Gauchos, 5-0 winner over Duke in the semis, despite going to overtime two days earlier in its 3-2 semifinal win over Maryland.

DaMARCUS BEASLEY scored his fourth Dutch league goal of the season as his PSV Eindhoven tied at Feyernoord, 3-3. PSV, for which Beasley has made 14 league appearances, is in the first-place, three points ahead of AZ.

PORTO is world club champion after downing Colombia's Once Caldas on penalty kicks following a scoreless tie in the Toyota Cup. Defense-minded Once Caldas, which had won its Libertadores Cup title on PKs over Boca Juniors, had survived a legitimate-looking Benni McCarthy goal called back for offside in the first half. Porto's win marked the 21st for a European team to 22 for the South Americans. Since the competition was moved to Japan in 1980, Europeans have won 13 and South Americans 12.

UNAM PUMAS became the first team to capture back-to-back Mexican titles since the split-season format was introduced in 1996. The Hugo Sanchez-coached squad downed Monterrey, 1-0, on Saturday in the second leg of the Torneo Apertura final for a 3-1 aggregate win. Francisco Fonseca scored the winner in the second leg while Joaqumn Beltran and David Toledo tallied in the first leg.

Despite losing its final game, 2-0, Sunday at Independiente, NEWELL'S OLD BOYS captured the Argentine Apertura championship. The Rosario club finished two points ahead of Velez Sarsfield, which tied  Arsenal, 1-1, for its fifth league title and first since 1992.

Losers:

Francisco Palencia, the 31-year-old veteran of two World Cups, who would have been the CHIVAS USA's biggest Mexican star, will remain at Chivas Guadalajara for at least six more months. Chivas owner Jorge Vergara has backed down on earlier statements that Palencia was obligated by contract to join the new MLS franchise.

After starting making four English Premier League starts for Southampton on loan, KASEY KELLER returned to Tottenham and remained on the bench for Spurs' 1-0 win over Manchester City.

A bomb scare that proved to be a hoax at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium forced the abandonment of the REAL MADRID-REAL SOCIEDAD game on Saturday with three minutes left. The Basque separatist group ETA reportedly called in the threat, in a similar manner it had before a series of recent bombings in Spanish cities, just after Sociedad, a Basque team, scored the tying goal.