MLS All-Star 2000

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MLS All-Star 2000
Half 1 2 Total
West 4 0 4
East 3 6 9
Goal(s) EST: Clint Mathis 2'
WST: Ante Razov 17'
WST: Mauricio Cienfuegos 19'
WST: Ante Razov 22'
EST: Jaime Moreno 36'
EST: Adolfo Valencia 39'
WST: Peter Nowak 44'
EST: Mark Chung 51'
EST: Mamadou Diallo 59'
EST: Mamadou Diallo 61'
EST: Jay Heaps 65'
EST: Dante Washington 67'
EST: Brian McBride 76'
Date July 29, 2000
Stadium Columbus Crew Stadium
City Columbus, Ohio
MVP Mamadou Diallo
Referee Paul Tamberino
George Vergara
Robert Fereday
Attendance 23,495
Weather Cloudy, 78 degrees
TV in the United States
Network ESPN2

The 2000 Major League Soccer All-Star Game was the 5th MLS All-Star Game, played on July 29, 2000 at Columbus Crew Stadium in Columbus, OH. In the highest scoring MLS All-Star Game, The Eastern Conference won 9-4.

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