FIFA admit refereeing mistakes

Fifa has admitted "one or two major mistakes" have been made by referees during the World Cup in Japan and South Korea.

FIFA admit refereeing mistakes
Sun, 23 Jun, 2002 - 10:54

Fifa has admitted "one or two major mistakes" have been made by referees during the World Cup in Japan and South Korea.

The latest in a string of controversial decisions yesterday helped South Korea beat Spain in front of 42,000 fanatical fans.

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