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The FIFA rules in cases of ineligible players require results to be overturned as a 3-0 loss.Byron Castillo is now at the centre of a legal row Heu
Chile have called for South American rivals Ecuador to be kicked out of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar after alleging they fielded an ineligible player during qualifying.The Football Federation of Chile have asked FIFA to investigate its claim that Ecuador player Byron Castillo is actually Colombian and not entitled to have played in qualifying games.The complaint comes more than one month after South American qualifying ended and Ecuador were drawn into a group for the tournament proper alongside host nation Qatar, Netherlands and Senegal.“FIFA can confirm that it has received a formal complaint from the Chilean FA in relation to this matter,” the sport’s governing body said in a statement, although gave no timetable for a possible disciplinary case ahead of the World Cup kicking off November 21.Ecuador placed fourth in the 10-nation South American qualifying group to advance directly to Qatar, while fifth-place Peru have a play-off game next month against Australia or the United Arab Emirates.RecommendedRob Gronkowski: Four-time Super Bowl winner announces NFL retirement for second timeOliver Bierhoff raises concerns about awarding of World Cup to QatarFifa reviewing gender eligibility regulations for footballChile finished seventh, seven points behind Ecuador, but are arguing that they could advance if games involving Castillo were forfeited Warriors
The FIFA rules in cases of ineligible players require results to be overturned as a 3-0 loss.Byron Castillo is now at the centre of a legal row NBA
Chile have called for South American rivals Ecuador to be kicked out of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar after alleging they fielded an ineligible player during qualifying.The Football Federation of Chile have asked FIFA to investigate its claim that Ecuador player Byron Castillo is actually Colombian and not entitled to have played in qualifying games.The complaint comes more than one month after South American qualifying ended and Ecuador were drawn into a group for the tournament proper alongside host nation Qatar, Netherlands and Senegal.“FIFA can confirm that it has received a formal complaint from the Chilean FA in relation to this matter,” the sport’s governing body said in a statement, although gave no timetable for a possible disciplinary case ahead of the World Cup kicking off November 21.Ecuador placed fourth in the 10-nation South American qualifying group to advance directly to Qatar, while fifth-place Peru have a play-off game next month against Australia or the United Arab Emirates.RecommendedRob Gronkowski: Four-time Super Bowl winner announces NFL retirement for second timeOliver Bierhoff raises concerns about awarding of World Cup to QatarFifa reviewing gender eligibility regulations for footballChile finished seventh, seven points behind Ecuador, but are arguing that they could advance if games involving Castillo were forfeited Live