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Norway To Make Formal Complaint To FIFA Over Balogun’s Red Card Saga

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The Norwegian Football Federation is planning a formal FIFA ethics complaint over Donald Trump’s political interference in overturning Folarin Balogun’s World Cup 2026 red card ban, with NFF president Lise Klaveness urging FIFA to admit the decision was a serious error. Recall that Balogun was sent off in a last-32 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina, [...]

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