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    FIFA Ban Cameroon Football Boss Eto’o For 6 Months

    nmkdjBy nmkdjOctober 1, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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    FIFA banned Cameroon football federation president Samuel Eto’o for six months over his conduct at a Women’s Under-20 World Cup match.

    The former Barcelona star was deemed guilty of breaching FIFA’s rules relating to “offensive behaviour, violation of the principles of fair-play and misconduct of players and officials”.

    The charges relate to Cameroon’s last-16 game against Brazil, which the South Americans won 3-1 after extra time.

    Eto’o and the Cameroon delegation saw red over a penalty that led to Brazil’s equaliser at the match in Bogota, Colombia on September 11.

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