Ecuadorian soccer players visit school for disabled children

Ecuadorian soccer players visit school for disabled children

TOTTORI, Japan - A member of the Ecuadorian national soccer team is presented with a bouquet during a team visit to a school for disabled children in Tottori on May 27. The team has been training for the 2002 World Cup finals in Tottori since May 18.

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