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World Cup 2010 South Africa
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Uruguay vs France
Match scheduled:
Date: 11-06-2010
Time: 18:30 until 20:30
Group A (Group Stage) :: Fifa World Cup South Africa 2010 :: Cape Town, South Africa
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And the French are having to come to terms with a possible double whammy after learning Thierry Henry could be banned for the start of the World Cup 2010 finals.
Fifa have denied France are being punished for Henry's infamous handball in the play-off against the Republic of Ireland, saying the seedings based on October's world rankings represented the best teams in the world.
Henry could pick up a ban that would affect the start of next summer's finals after Fifa announced their disciplinary committee had opened proceedings against him for the handball.
Former France coach Michel Hidalgo said: “At the highest level of football, there has to be comprehensive moral justice - and I don’t know why France isn’t a top seed.
“There are sporting regulations that have not been applied by Fifa. These are exorbitant charges and simply wrong.
“Look at the facts: France were world champions in 1998 and runners-up in 2006.
“Who made Argentina top seeds? And what have England done to be top seeds, apart from having a league full of foreign players?
“I am asking myself if this is not a sanction for the handball of Henry.
“It is an injustice, pure and simple. It’s not for me to point a finger, but it does seem like the whole of France is being sanctioned for what one player did in one game.”
However, Fifa general secretary Jerome Valcke - himself French - has insisted there was no agenda against Les Bleus.
Valcke said: "France qualified after additional matches and were not even first in their group. Why should playing more matches and gaining more points kick out England, who qualified with a good campaign? We used purely sporting criteria. France-Ireland was never part of the discussions."
