Soccer: FIFA executive Tashima laments arrests of 2 vice presidents

Soccer: FIFA executive Tashima laments arrests of 2 vice presidents

Kozo Tashima, a FIFA executive committee member, meets the press in Zurich on Dec. 3, 2015, the final day of a committee meeting in the Swiss city, following the arrests of two vice presidents of the world football governing body earlier that day. "I really lament it. I'm disappointed," said the JFA vice president. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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