Sport in Short: Football
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Your support makes all the difference.MONDAY'S LATE RESULTS: FA Trophy, first qualifying round replay: Newcastle Blue Star 3 Chorley 1.
CORRECTION: FA Youth Cup (not GM Vauxhall Conference): Wycombe Wanderers 3 Bromsgrove Rovers 1.
SWEDISH SQUAD (for European Group Six match v Bulgaria, 7 October): Goalkeepers: Eriksson (IFK Norrkoping), Lundin (Oster IF). Defenders: P Andersson (Malmo FF), Bjorklund (Brann, Nor), Erlingmark (Orebro SK), Ljung (Admira Wacker), Nilsson (Sheffield Wednesday). Midfielders: Ingesson (Mechelen), Landberg (Oster IF), Limpar (Arsenal), Pettersson (Ajax), Schwarz (Benfica), Thern (Napoli). Forwards: K Andersson (Mechelen), Dahlin (Borussia Monchengladbach), Eklund (Oster IF).
MICHEL PLATINI, the former French national team manager, was yesterday named co-president of the 1998 World Cup organising committee along with Fernand Sastre, an ex-president of France's national federation.
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