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• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football abstract "The 1999-2000 season in Argentine football saw River Plate win both the league championships, while Boca Juniors won the Copa Libertadores 2000 and Talleres de Córdoba won the 1999 Copa CONMEBOL to become the first team from Córdoba Province to win a major international title.".
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• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Carlos_Amarilla.
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• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Chacarita_Juniors.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Claudio_López_(footballer).
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• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Club_Atlético_Independiente.
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• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Club_Atlético_River_Plate.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Club_Atlético_Talleres_(Córdoba).
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• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Estadio_José_Pachencho_Romero.
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• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Esteban_Fuertes.
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• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Franki_Oviedo.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Gabriel_Batistuta.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Georgios_Psychomanis.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink German_Football_Association.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Gimnasia_y_Esgrima_de_Jujuy.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Gustavo_Adrián_López.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Gustavo_Méndez_(referee).
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• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Instituto_Atlético_Central_Córdoba.
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• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Javier_Saviola.
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• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Juan_Antonio_Pizzi.
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• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Martín_Palermo.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Matías_Almeyda.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Mauricio_Pochettino.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Márcio_Rezende_de_Freitas.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Newells_Old_Boys.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Paraguayan_Football_Association.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Porto_Alegre.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Primera_B_Nacional.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Quilmes_Atlético_Club.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Racing_Club_de_Avellaneda.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Ramón_Sánchez_Pizjuán_Stadium.
• 1999–2000_in_Argentine_football wikiPageWikiLink Rec.Sport.Soccer_Statistics_Foundation.

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