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FA introduces 10-match ban for discriminatory conduct

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The FA has implemented a minimum 10-match ban for discriminatory conduct in football, reinforcing its commitment to eliminate prejudice from the game. Read More: https://punchng.com/fa-introduces-10-match-ban-for-discriminatory-conduct/

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