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French soccer body says 'ghost goal' was good despite Auxerre coach's claim it was impossible
PARIS (AP) — The French soccer federation said Wednesday an apparent “ghost goal” for Le Mans was valid despite Auxerre coach Will Still saying television images showed it was “impossible.”Le Mans took the lead in a 1-1 draw Sunday in Ligue 1 from a header that Auxerre goalkeeper Paul Nardi seemed to save on the goal line.
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