Argentina release statement supporting Gianni Infantino as World Cup punishments decided
The AFA statement, translated into English from Spanish, reads: "Of our highest consideration, on behalf of the Argentine Football Association, and its…
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Facing a fierce backlash, he withdrew the plan and later apologised to member associations for how it had been handled. FIFA is expected to announce what sanctions - if any - imminently. The Argentine Football Association has thrown its full support behind FIFA president Gianni Infantino, putting itself firmly on one side of a divide that has split world football's governing body down the middle.
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Facing a fierce backlash, he withdrew the plan and later apologised to member associations for how it had been handled.
according to Hindustan TimesFIFA is expected to announce what sanctions - if any - imminently.
according to WalesOnlineThe Argentine Football Association has thrown its full support behind FIFA president Gianni Infantino, putting itself firmly on one side of a divide that has split world football's governing body down the middle.
according to Hindustan Times
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The AFA statement, translated into English from Spanish, reads: "Of our highest consideration, on behalf of the Argentine Football…
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