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Volume: 7 Issue: 7
(July 2009)
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Chelsea players in breach of UEFA regulations
Control and UEFA's Disciplinary Board suspended two Chelsea FC players on 17 June, for insulting the referee by making offensive comments, an act which is illegal under Article 10 of UEFA's Disciplinary Regulations, which allows for players to be suspended for a 'specified period for pestering or insulting any match official'.
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