UEFA to hear McCarthy racism case

Blackburn striker Benni McCarthy’s allegation of being racially abused will be heard by UEFA at a hearing tomorrow.

Wed, 25 Oct, 2006 - 17:08

Blackburn striker Benni McCarthy’s allegation of being racially abused will be heard by UEFA at a hearing tomorrow.

European football’s governing body has instigated disciplinary proceedings against Wisla Krakow defender Nikola Mijailovic following the UEFA Cup tie in Poland.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Poland Person: McCarthy Person: Benni McCarthy Person: Nikola Mijailovic Person: Stefan Johannesson Person: Mijailovic Event: UEFA Cup Organisation: UEFA Organisation: Blackburn Organisation: European Organisation: Wisla

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