The second FIFA disciplinary case involving Nsue’s eligibility comes 11 years after the first and adds to a series of ineligible player cases involving Equatorial Guinea national teams.
FIFA defaults Equatorial Guinea’s World Cup qualifying wins over same ineligible player as in 2013
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