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In French press reports, Raymond Domenech warned, "Team France will need to strongly limit the French public, November 18 at the Stade de France for the second leg of playoffs against Ireland. A crucial meeting for both teams in their qualification for World-2010 ..."
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To avoid a flood of Irish fans at the Stade de France, November 18, in the second leg of World Cup 2010 countdown, the French Football Federation (FFF) is banning the sale of tickets on the Internet. A measure that is easier said than done.