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With the largest collection of American players, Fulham FC and American goalkeeper Kasey Keller was able to keep Chelsea to a 0-0 draw. While Keller made an agrument to keep the number one spot, Carlos Bocanegra probably had one of his stronger games of the season. Clint Dempsey was on the field as well, and although he didn't score a goal - he did collide with Chelsea captain John Terry, causing a fractured cheek bone.

Here's how the other Americans did this weekend:
Everton's Tim Howard earned a shut out against Middlesbrough.

Reading's Marcus Hahnemann played in the 7-4 loss to Portsmouth. For more on that game, check out Highest Scoring Premiership Game...EVER.

Brad Friedel played the full 90 minutes in Blackburn's victory of Sunderland.

Eddie Lewis played 84 minutes in Derby's 1-1 tie with Bolton. Watford's Jay DeMerit also played in a 1-1 tie with Blackpool.

Steve Cherundolo played the full 90 minutes in Hannover 96's 2-1 victory against Duisburg.

Michael Bradley started and played 90 minutes in Heerenveen's 2-0 loss to Feyenoord.

Danny Califf played 90 minutes in AaB's 3-2 victory against Viborg.

DaMarcus Beasley played the final 34 minutes in the Rangers 1-1 tie. While Freddy Adu played the final eight minutes in Benfica's 0-0 tie against Sporting Lisbon.

Frank Simek played the 90 minutes in Sheffield Wednesday's 1-0 victory against Norwich City.

Oguchi Onyewu played the 90 minutes in Standard Liege's 0-0 tie with St. Truiden.

Gregg Berhalter played 90 minutes in 1860 Munich's 2-2 tie with Koblenz.