FIFA have ‘crossed a red line’ in Balogun reprieve: UEFA
FIFA have ‘crossed a red line’ in Balogun reprieve: UEFA.
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FIFA have ‘crossed a red line’ in Balogun reprieve: UEFA. Sometimes rules are open to interpretation. Under FIFA rules, a straight red card automatically triggers a one-game ban.
Furthermore, Trump called FIFA chief Gianni Infantino asking him to review Balogun’s punishment, two sources familiar with the matter told AFP. But FIFA suspended the one-match ban for a probationary period of one year, allowing the striker to play.
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FIFA have ‘crossed a red line’ in Balogun reprieve: UEFA.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSometimes rules are open to interpretation.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesUnder FIFA rules, a straight red card automatically triggers a one-game ban.
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Trump called FIFA chief Gianni Infantino asking him to review Balogun’s punishment, two sources familiar with the matter told AFP.
according to Vanguard (Nigeria)But FIFA suspended the one-match ban for a probationary period of one year, allowing the striker to play.
according to PM News Nigeria
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