Viduka appeals against sending-off

Leeds striker Mark Viduka has appealed to the Football Association against his sending-off in Sunday’s FA Cup fourth round tie at Gillingham.

Wed, 29 Jan, 2003 - 19:44

Leeds striker Mark Viduka has appealed to the Football Association against his sending-off in Sunday’s FA Cup fourth round tie at Gillingham.

The Australian forward was dismissed for violent conduct after a clash with Andy Hessenthaler which left the Gills player-manager flat out on the floor.

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