Uefa Statement on Fifa Plan: 'This Crosses a Line'
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Uefa has released a statement on a Fifa plan, with a source quoted as saying, 'This crosses a line.' The comment was revealed by journalist Martyn Ziegler.
Uefa has issued a statement regarding a plan by Fifa, according to a report from journalist Martyn Ziegler. The statement includes the remark, "This crosses a line."
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