Giggs must wait for UEFA verdict

Ryan Giggs can expect to learn tomorrow whether he will miss the start of Wales’ World Cup 2006 qualifying campaign.

Giggs must wait for UEFA verdict
Thu, 04 Dec, 2003 - 08:55

Ryan Giggs can expect to learn tomorrow whether he will miss the start of Wales’ World Cup 2006 qualifying campaign.

The Manchester United star was accused of elbowing Russia defender Vadim Evseev during the Euro 2004 play-off match in Moscow last month.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Wales’Place: MoscowPlace: Nyon, SwitzerlandPlace: FrankfurtPlace: CardiffPlace: Old TraffordPerson: GiggsPerson: Ryan GiggsPerson: Vadim EvseevPerson: Giggs’Person: Mark Hughes’Person: EvseevPerson: Josep Lluís Vilaseca GuaschPerson: David TaylorPerson: David BowenEvent: World Cup 2006Event: Euro 2004 playEvent: World CupEvent: PremiershipOrganisation: UEFAOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: RussiaOrganisation: Control and Disciplinary BodyOrganisation: WalesOrganisation: Russian Football UnionOrganisation: Football Association of WalesOrganisation: RFUOrganisation: Scottish Football AssociationOrganisation: Irish Football AssociationOrganisation: Football AssociationOrganisation: ArsenalOrganisation: United
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