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        "msgid": "persebaya-surabaya-holds-spectator-record-1447893297",
        "date": "1995-02-17 00:00:00",
        "title": "Persebaya Surabaya holds spectator record",
        "author": null,
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        "topic": null,
        "summary": "Persebaya Surabaya holds spectator record JAKARTA (JP): Persebaya Surabaya has accumulated a record of 155,000 spectators during its six national soccer league matches at home since the league kicked off on Nov. 27 last year.",
        "content": "<p>Persebaya Surabaya holds spectator record<\/p>\n<p>JAKARTA (JP): Persebaya Surabaya has accumulated a record of<br>\n155,000 spectators during its six national soccer league matches<br>\nat home since the league kicked off on Nov. 27 last year.<\/p>\n<p>The data, issued by the All-Indonesia Football Association,<br>\nreveals that the East Javanese team, winner of the 1986 intercity<br>\namateur championship, outdid its West Division rival Persiraja<br>\nBanda Aceh which has attracted only 92,000 spectators in its<br>\nseven home matches so far.<\/p>\n<p>Semi-professional champion Pelita Jaya of Jakarta trails is in<br>\nthird place, with 83,500 attending five matches, followed by<br>\nNorth Sumatra's Medan Jaya with 74,000 in eight matches.<\/p>\n<p>Amateur sides Persija Jakarta and PS Bengkulu registered the<br>\nfewest spectators, with 12,500 apiece. Persija has hosted five<br>\nmatches, three more than Bengkulu.<\/p>\n<p>A total of 1,518,500 soccer fans turned out to fill stadiums<br>\nthroughout the country in 152 matches staged in the past two<br>\nmonths. The East Division leads the West Division by 189,000<br>\nspectators.<\/p>\n<p>The data discloses that referees have sent off eight players<br>\nand showed 270 yellow cards during the first 152 matches. The<br>\nEast Division matches saw six players sent off and 135 yellow<br>\ncards.<\/p>\n<p>Surabaya-based semiprofessional team Assyabaab Salim tops the<br>\ngoal-scoring list with 19, two more than Pelita Jaya. A total of<br>\n338 goals were scored, with West Division teams netting 172<br>\ngoals.<\/p>\n<p>The newly established Indonesian soccer league, which is<br>\nallowed to employ foreign players, groups 17 semi-professional<br>\nand 17 amateur city clubs, making it the biggest league in the<br>\nworld. The teams are split into two divisions, with the two top<br>\nteams playing in the grand final in July.<\/p>\n<p>The league has been taking a long break since Jan. 30. Games<br>\nwill resume after the Idul Fitri holiday early next month. (amd)<\/p>",
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