Balogun had been due to miss the United States’ FIFA World Cup round-of-16 match against Belgium after receiving a direct red card against Bosnia and Herzegovina, a dismissal that normally carries an automatic one-game suspension. However, FIFA announced on Sunday that “the one-game ban had been suspended,” making the striker available for selection. Balogun had been due to miss the United States’ FIFA World Cup round-of-16 match against Belgium after receiving a direct red card against Bosnia and Herzegovina, a dismissal that normally carries an automatic one-game suspension. However, FIFA announced on Sunday that “the one-game ban had been suspended,” making the striker available for selection.
Trending
- ‘History cannot be banned’: Political leaders slam removal of Diljit Dosanjh’s ‘Satluj’ from OTT
- Rare Neanderthal baby fossil reveals our ancient relatives may have begun life much like modern humans
- SpaceX president to donate company stock to Trump Accounts; Katie Miller does the ‘$325 million’ math
- Court grants bail to woman accused in TCS Nashik sexual harassment, conversion case
- Watch: Trust displays ornaments of Ram temple, Rs 5 crore-worth Ramcharitmanas, says costly donations ‘safe’
- ‘There can never be justice’: Punjab ‘fake’ encounter victims’ kin seek ‘Satluj’ release
- Sanju Samson out of India squad; Ashok Sharma earns maiden call-up for Zimbabwe tour
- Microsoft layoffs: Company cuts 4,800 jobs; to reduce 2.1% global workforce
Twist in Balogun row: Belgium allowed to appeal against FIFA decision; what it means
By
Add A Comment