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Bahrain game was the sticking point
Thu, Nov 27, 2008
The Straits Times

By Wang Meng Meng

DISAPPOINTED and puzzled. That is the Football Association of Singapore's reaction to Fifa's verdict that China-born Qiu Li is ineligible to play for the Lions.

The 27-year-old striker cannot don the red shirt until he fulfils its new five-year residency requirement in January 2010.

The ruling effectively means Qiu Li, who arrived in Singapore in 2005 to play for the now-defunct S-League side Sinchi FC, is out of next month's Asean Football Federation Suzuki Cup.


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