Sporting Digest: Football
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Your support makes all the difference.FIFA, world football's governing body, is considering switching the Repulic of Ireland's crucial World Cup qualifier against Northern Ireland, scheduled for Windsor Park, Belfast, on 17 November, to a less dangerous venue. Old Trafford may be an alternative.
THE DIRECTORS of Brighton and Hove Albion claim to have put together a financial rescue package to protect the Second Division club from three winding-up orders due in the High Court today.
NOTTINGHAM FOREST yesterday signed Lars Bohinen from Lillestrom for pounds 450,000 but must wait another three weeks for a work permit for the Norwegian international.
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR have failed in an attempt to sign Jamie Redknapp, the England Under-21 midfielder, from Liverpool.
GARY LINEKER will miss the rest of the Japanese season to undergo intensive treatment in the United States for a broken right toe.
TRANSFER: Chris Marsden, midfielder, Huddersfield Town to Coventry City (loan).
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