New ban rule removes uncertainties, say campaigners

UEFA’s decision to bring in a minimum 10-match ban for players found guilty of racism will avoid the inconsistencies seen in the John Terry and Luis Suarez cases, campaigners have claimed.

New ban rule removes uncertainties, say campaigners

UEFA’s decision to bring in a minimum 10-match ban for players found guilty of racism will avoid the inconsistencies seen in the John Terry and Luis Suarez cases, campaigners have claimed.

UEFA general secretary Gianni Infantino confirmed the European body is to double its minimum sanction to 10 games from next season and that all national associations will be asked to follow suit.

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