Tribunal to examine Tevez affair

The Premier League in England have agreed to set up an arbitration tribunal to rule on Sheffield United's complaints over the Carlos Tevez affair.

Tue, 22 May, 2007 - 20:11

The Premier League in England have agreed to set up an arbitration tribunal to rule on Sheffield United's complaints over the Carlos Tevez affair.

The League have conceded that the Blades do have the right to call for an arbitration panel - but have told the relegated club they are wasting their time and money.

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