Soccer: Fifa rapped by Uefa

Uefa have criticised Fifa's handling of the controversy surrounding the friendly between France and Australia.

Thu, 01 Nov, 2001 - 19:11

Uefa have criticised Fifa's handling of the controversy surrounding the friendly between France and Australia.

Uefa believe Fifa's sanctioning of the release of players for the November 11 game in Melbourne contradicts previous rulings from their world counterparts.

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