Premiership: Neville to fight FA ban

Manchester United defender Gary Neville is to appeal against his two-match ban.

Fri, 09 Mar, 2001 - 07:40

Manchester United defender Gary Neville is to appeal against his two-match ban.

Neville was charged by the Football Association following his abusive comments to the referee's assistant after the FA Cup defeat to West Ham at Old Trafford in January.

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