UEFA suspend Giggs for two games

Ryan Giggs will miss the opening two matches of Wales’ 2006 World Cup qualifying campaign after being found guilty of misconduct by UEFA.

UEFA suspend Giggs for two games
Fri, 05 Dec, 2003 - 14:48

Ryan Giggs will miss the opening two matches of Wales’ 2006 World Cup qualifying campaign after being found guilty of misconduct by UEFA.

The Manchester United midfielder appeared to elbow Russian full-back Vadim Evseev during the Euro 2004 play-off match in Moscow on November 15.

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