June 25 in Kansas City Kansas City 2 Tampa Bay 2 (Kansas City wins shootout 3-1). Goals: Wright (Johnston, Chung) 18, Chung (Rodriguez) 65; Prampin (Hejduk) 28, Prampin (Gilmar) 39. SA Report Card Kansas City -- Ammann (5), McKeon (5), Gough (5), Bowers (5), Tinsley (5), Okafor (5), Chung (7), Preki (5), Johnston (6), Wright (6), Klopas (6). Subs: Takawira (6) for Preki in 29th minute, Pittman (6) for Wright in 46th, Rodriguez (7) for Bowers in 56th. Tampa Bay -- Dougherty (4), Duhaney (5), Yallop (5), Joao Batista (5), Frye (5), Hejduk (5), Ralston (4), Vasquez (6), Valderrama (5), …

June 29 in Hershey, Pa. Hershey (A-League) 2 MetroStars (MLS) 2 (MetroStars win shootout 3-2). Goals: Johnson (Tschantret) 54, Zoric (Tschantret) 56; Wood 41, Savarese (Donadoni) 90. Hershey -- Pappas, Oudin, Williams, Penny, Leib, Waite, Tschantret, Zoric, Longenecker, D'Ambra, Johnson. Subs: Swords for Williams in 46th minute, Feniger for D'Ambra in 73rd, Fairchild for Tschantret in 78th, Ferrandino for Johnson in 85th. MetroStars -- Meola, Lewis, da Silva, Semioli, Kelly, Donadoni, Lagos, Zavagnin, Ramos, Savarese, Wood. Subs: Parra for Zavagnin in 73rd minute, Joseph for da Silva in 76th. Shootout: MetroStars -- Joseph (saved), Savarese (goal), Wood (saved), Meola (saved), …

Group A June 29 in Karlskroga, Sweden France 1 (Roujas 50) Spain 1 (Jimenez 14). Half: 0-1. Att.: n/a. June 29 in Karlstad, Sweden Sweden 2 (Ljungberg 10, Pohjanen 82) Russia 1 (Savina 80). Half: 1-0. Att.: n/a. TEAM GP W T L GF GA P Sweden 1 1 0 0 2 1 3 France 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 Spain 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 Russia 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 Group B June 30 in Moss, Norway Germany 1 (Meinert 49) Italy 1 (Carta 61). Half: 0-0. Att.: …

June 29 in La Paz Bolivia 1 Brazil 3. Goals: E.Sanchez 45; Edmundo 37, Ronaldo 79, Ze Roberto 90. Bolivia -- Trucco, S. Castillo, Sandy, O.Sanchez, Cristaldo, Soria, Etcheverry, E.Sanchez, Moreno (Coimbra,74), R.Castillo, player n/a. Brazil -- Taffarel, Cafu, Aldair, Goncalves, Roberto Carlos, Dunga, Flavio Conceicao (Ze Roberto, 71), Leonardo (Mauro Silva), Denilson, Ronaldo, Edmundo (Paulo Nunes, 69). Att.: 46,000.

June 29 in San Salvador El Salvador 1 USA 1. Goals: Diaz Arce 60; Lassiter 51. Att.: 32,000 (sellout). Standings TEAM GP W T L GF GA P Mexico 5 3 2 0 13 2 11 Costa Rica 5 2 1 2 7 6 7 USA 5 1 3 1 8 6 6 El Salvador 5 1 2 2 3 4 5 Canada 5 1 2 2 1 7 5 Jamaica 5 1 2 2 2 9 5 Next match: Aug. 10 -- Costa Rica vs. El Salvador.

The U.S. and El Salvador drew 1-1 in their World Cup qualifying match June 29 in San Salvador. After a lackluster first half, the U.S. cranked up the intensity, putting a good deal of pressure on the hosts. In the 51st minute, a cross from John Harkes on the right side split the El Salvador defense and Roy Lassiter volleyed the ball home from six yards out with his left foot to give the U.S. a 1-0 lead. After tremendous U.S. pressure, when El Salvador seemed ready to collapse, a driving ball was sent into the U.S. box from the …

June 29 in Shah Alam Ireland 1 Spain 0. Goal: Molloy (pen.) 51. Ireland -- O'Connor, Worrall, Ryan, Hawkins, Inman, Cummins, Morgan, Duff, Kirby (Baker, 89), Fenn, Molloy (Murphy, 66). Spain -- Laniez, J.Fernandez, Bernaus, Gomez, C.Fernandez, Ruiz, Rivera (Albelda, 86), Farinos (Ribera, 69), Angulo, Lopez (Ania, 69), Rodriguez. Att.: 9,000. June 29 in Kuching Argentina 2 Brazil 0. Goals: Scaloni 80, Perezlindo 90. Argentina -- Franco, Cufre, Samuel, Serrizuela, Cambiasso, Markic (Scaloni, 23), Quintana (Perezlindo, 68), Riquelme, Romeo (Rodriguez, 46), Aimar, Placente. Brazil -- Marcelo, Paulo Cesar, Jean, Alvaro, Sidney, Athirson, Fabiano, Pedrinho, Fernandao (Roni, 58), Alex (Junior, 83), …

Group 5 June 29 in Phnom Penh Cambodia 1 Uzbekistan 4 TEAM GP W T L GF GA P Uzbekistan 5 4 1 0 15 2 13 Yemen 5 2 2 1 9 2 8 Indonesia 6 1 4 1 11 6 7 Cambodia 6 0 1 5 2 27 1 (Uzbekistan clinches group title.) Schedule: July 13 -- Uzbekistan vs. Yemen. Group 9 June 29 in Almaty Kazakhstan 3 (Mazbayev 4, Loginov 36, Klishin 61) Iraq 1 (Saadun 56). Half: 2-0. Att.: 8,000. TEAM GP W T L GF GA P Kazakhstan …

June 28 in Oruru Mexico 1 Peru 0. Goal: Hernandez 81. lineups n/a. Att.: 8,000.

Results

• Tampa Bay 3 Los Angeles 2
• Colorado 3 Kansas City 4 (SO)
• San Jose 3 Dallas 1

Standings EASTERN GP W L P GF GA D.C. United 15 11 4 29 33 21 New England 15 10 5 22 18 19 Tampa Bay 16 8 8 22 28 29 Columbus 15 7 8 17 20 22 MetroStars 15 5 10 13 16 25 Shootout records: New England 4-1, Columbus 2-1, MetroStars 1-1, Tampa Bay 1-1, D.C. United 2-3. WESTERN GP W L P GF GA Kansas City 16 11 5 …

Oceania playoff, first leg June 28 in Auckland New Zealand 0 Australia 3 (Aloisi 19, Vidmar 42, Foster 68). Half: 0-2. Att.: n/a. (Second leg to be played July 5; winner meets fourth-place Asian team for a berth at France '98.)

Group 4 June 28 in Tokyo Japan 1 (Nakata 5) Oman 1 (Samir 64). Half: 1-0. Att.: n/a. Macao 2 (Chiman 79, Martins 90) Nepal 1 (Amatya 20) . Half: 0-1. Att.: n/a. Final Standings TEAM GP W T L GF GA P Japan 6 5 1 0 31 1 16 Oman 6 4 1 1 14 2 13 Macao 6 1 1 4 3 28 4 Nepal 6 0 1 5 2 19 1 (Japan advances to final round of qualifying.)

The U.S. will be without forward Eric Wynalda for this weekend's World Cup qualifying match against El Salvador. Wynalda, who has been bothered by a groin injury throughout the 1997 MLS season, reaggravated the injury during the USA's 2-1 win over Israel on June 17. He is not expected to travel with the U.S. to El Salvador. With Wynalda, the national team's all-time leading goalscorer, out, Steve Sampson will likely choose from among Jovan Kirovski, Roy Lassiter, Claudio Reyna, and David Wagner for his starting frontrunners.

HERSHEY 0 D.C. UNITED 1 (SO) June 26 in Hershey, Pa. Hershey (A-League) 0 D.C. United 1 (D.C. United wins 4-3 in shootout). Hershey -- Petras, Oudin, Leib (Penny, 46), M.Williams, Swords, Longenecker, Waite, Zoric, Feniger, Johnson (Fairchild, 60), Tschantret (D'Ambra, 58). D.C. United -- Causey (Presthus, 46), Vaudreuil, Llamosa, Peay, Iroha, R.Williams, Maessner (Marsch, 46), Kamler (McKay, 60), Kelderman (Thieman, 46), Rammel, Sanneh. Shootout: D.C. United -- Marsch (goal), Vaudreuil (goal), McKay (goal), Llamosa (saved), Iroha (saved), Sanneh (goal); Hershey -- Longenecker (saved), Waite (goal), Zoric (goal), Feniger (goal), M.Williams (saved), Oudin (saved). Att.: 6,322.

Goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann (3) Colorado Defenders Alexi Lalas (1) New England Tom Dooley (1) Columbus Sean Bowers (2) Kansas City Matt Kmosko (2) Colorado Midfielders Carlos Valderrama (3) Tampa Bay Mark Chung (2) Kansas City Cobi Jones (1) Los Angeles Forwards Preki (4) Kansas City Chris Henderson (1) Colorado Frank Klopas (1) Kansas City In parentheses is the number of times a player has been named to the Team of the Week in 1997.