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FIFA has closed its inquiry into the alleged ineligibility of Ecuador full-back Byron Castillo during World Cup qualification, without indicating any sanction, the sport's world governing body said Friday.
Ecuador have kept their place at the World Cup after FIFA's disciplinary committee rejected Chile's complaint about an ineligible player. Chile complained to FIFA that Ecuador had fielded an ineligible player in Byron Castillo, initiating proceedings against the Ecuadorian Football Association (FEF). Ad/> They alleged that Castillo was born in Colombia and had been using a falsified passport and birth certficiate.
Ecuador is going to the World Cup, again, on the field the Tricolor finished fourth in the Conmebol World Cup qualifying, but an issue on the possible place of birth of Byron Castillo led to a full blown investigation that almost cost them their spot in the World Cup.
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Ecuador kept its place at the World Cup on Friday when a FIFA legal ruling rejected a complaint by Chile about an alleged ineligible player.
Ecuador have been allowed to remain in the 2022 World Cup after FIFA reviewed allegations that they fielded a "ghost" player in Byron Castillo, with the decision keeping would-be replacement Chile out of the Qatar competition.
BERLIN: Playing four consecutive Nations League matches at the end of a long season in June is too much for a World Cup year, with players to get little rest until the tournament starts in November in Qatar, said Germany coach Hansi Flick on Friday (Jun 10).