J-League bans political action at stadiums

Japanese soccer's J-League has urged all 26 clubs in its first and second divisions to prevent their players from taking political action at stadiums after Yugoslav players protested against NATO's bombing of the Balkan country, league officials said March 30. The photo shows Dragan Stojkovic of Nagoya Grampus Eight, captain of the Yugoslav national team, wearing a shirt bearing the message ''NATO stop strikes'' after a match in Kobe on March 27. ==Kyodo

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