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The Football Association is reviewing whether to ask FIFA to lift a player's suspension. The move comes ahead of upcoming international matches.
espn.co.ukThe Football Association is considering an appeal to FIFA seeking to lift a player's suspension, Sky News reported. The association has not confirmed whether it will file the appeal or what arguments it would present.
Background The suspension stems from an earlier disciplinary decision by FIFA.
No timeline for a possible appeal or FIFA response has been announced. The association continues to monitor developments through its standard channels.
These outlets didn't split into competing frames — coverage was uniform.
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