Mexcian star earns suspension reprieve

Mexico winger Jesus Arellano has earned a World Cup reprieve.

Fri, 31 May, 2002 - 11:42

Mexico winger Jesus Arellano has earned a World Cup reprieve.

Originally handed a three-match suspension by FIFA after being sent-off in Mexico’s qualifier with Costa Rica, the world’s governing body have now reduced it to two.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Mexico Place: Japan Person: Jesus Arellano Person: Arellano Person: Ricardo Alberto Pelez Event: World Cup Organisation: FIFA Organisation: Costa Rica Organisation: South Korea Organisation: Croatia Organisation: Ecuador Organisation: El Universal

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