Controversial first half ends scoreless

A controversial first-half between France and Uruguay has ended goalless.

Thu, 06 Jun, 2002 - 14:06

A controversial first-half between France and Uruguay has ended goalless.

Thierry Henry was sent off controversially by Mexican referee Ramos Rizo, and tempers flared further as Uruguay subjected the French to some tough tackling.

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