Fadiga will play despite charge

FIFA will not prevent Senegal’s midfielder Khalilou Fadiga from playing in tomorrow’s opening World Cup match against France despite the theft charge hanging over his head.

Fadiga will play despite charge
Thu, 30 May, 2002 - 08:28

FIFA will not prevent Senegal’s midfielder Khalilou Fadiga from playing in tomorrow’s opening World Cup match against France despite the theft charge hanging over his head.

Fadiga, Senegal’s star midifelder, has admitted he stole a gold necklace worth €265 from a shop in the Korean city of Daegu.

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