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Spain's Supreme Court has overturned a seven-year ban on Rafael Louzan, the president of the Spanish soccer federation (RFEF), in a case involving a contract to improve a football pitch. Louzan was elected in December despite a previous lower court verdict against him. The court ruling saves the RFEF from further embarrassment and the need for a new election.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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