Fortune expected to play some part for SA against England

MANCHESTER UNITED’S Quinton Fortune will play a part after all in tonight’s friendly between South Africa and England.

Fortune expected to play some part for SA against England
Thu, 22 May, 2003 - 01:00
Mark Bradley and Brenden Nel, Durban

At South Africa’s final training session, Fortune was nowhere to be seen and an official said they had been unable to contact the player for 72 hours.

It was not known whether or not he would take his place in the line-up tonight as the hosts launch their 2010 World Cup bid.

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