Sport in Short: American Football

Saturday 15 August 1992 23:02 BST

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THE Miami Dolphins beat the Denver Broncos 31-27 in their American Bowl exhibition game in front of 60,800 people at the Berlin Olympic stadium last night. The Dolphins came from behind to beat the Broncos in an error-filled game. Scott Mitchell, the Miami back-up quarterback, threw two touchdown passes in the third quarter and was named most valuable player. The game was the first of two NFL American Bowls being held overseas this weekend. Tonight at Wembley the Super Bowl champions, Washington Redskins, meet the San Francisco 49ers.

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