Zidane not expected to play against Uruguay

Zidane not expected to play against Uruguay

SEOUL, South Korea - French playmaker Zinedine Zidane, who missed the World Cup opener against Senegal on May 31 due to a torn-muscle in his left thigh, leaves a hospital in Seoul on June 1 after receiving treatment. French coach Roger Lemerre was reported to be pessimistic about Zidane's chances of playing in the match against Uruguay on June 6. (Yonhap-Kyodo)(World Cup 2002)

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