Irish worry as Best cited for ‘eye gouge’

IRELAND flanker Neil Best is a doubt for the autumn internationals after he was cited for alleged foul play during a Guinness Premiership game with his club Northampton.

Fri, 26 Sep, 2008 - 01:00

The Ireland international faces a Rugby Football Union hearing in London next Tuesday.

He has been charged “with an act contrary to good sportsmanship under law 10.4k”.

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