FIFA to review fair play rule after World Cup following Senegal elimination
Kasey Keller and Ross Dyer share their thoughts on Colombia's 1-0 win which saw Senegal leave the World Cup on Fair Play points.
After Japan squeaked through to the knockout stages, Kasey Keller and Ross Dyer reflect on their overall group stage performance.
Daniel Amokachi delves into what African nations can take away from the 2018 World Cup after none advanced to the Round of 16. FIFA has said it will review the fair play rule that saw Senegal eliminated from the World Cup because they had received more yellow cards than Japan.
The rule, in use for the first time at the World Cup, meant Japan barely attacked at the end of their 1-0 loss to Poland on Thursday because they were due to qualify on the strength of their disciplinary record.
FIFA competition director Colin Smith said officials would evaluate the rule after the tournament "but as it currently stands we don't see...

