Cameroon squad resolves World Cup pay dispute

The Cameroon squad has left for the World Cup finals in Japan and South Korea after a pay dispute left them stranded in Paris since Friday.

Cameroon squad resolves World Cup pay dispute
Wed, 22 May, 2002 - 14:13

The Cameroon squad has left for the World Cup finals in Japan and South Korea after a pay dispute left them stranded in Paris since Friday.

The players were demanding bonus payments of €45,000 promised to them for reaching the finals.

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