Tuchel questions World Cup disciplinary process after Balogun ban U-turn

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England coach Thomas Tuchel expressed confusion over FIFA's disciplinary process after Folarin Balogun's red card ban was overturned, allowing him to play against Belgium.
Tuchel questioned where the line for appeals would be drawn.

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England coach Thomas Tuchel expressed confusion over FIFA's disciplinary process after Folarin Balogun's red card ban was overturned, allowing him to play against Belgium. Tuchel questioned where the line for appeals would be drawn.

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