Hughes’ Hungary spitting claims

Hungary 1 Wales 2

Hughes’ Hungary spitting claims
Thu, 01 Apr, 2004 - 01:00
Paul Walker

Wales midfielder Robbie Savage and Hungary coach Lothar Matthaus had to be separated after the final whistle as they went eyeball to eyeball.

The match was littered with fouls and Matthaus accused Wales of “continually complaining to the referee when they were fouled, while his players just accepted the decisions”.

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