Japón suspende a Eddie Jones por insultar verbalmente a los árbitros

Japón ha suspendido al entrenador de rugby Eddie Jones por insultar verbalmente a los árbitros. Se perderá el partido inaugural del equipo en el Nations Championship contra Italia en Tokio el 4 de julio.

La selección japonesa de rugby ha suspendido al entrenador principal Eddie Jones por insultar verbalmente a los árbitros del partido.

La suspensión significa que Jones se perderá el primer partido de Japón en el Nations Championship.

Ese encuentro enfrentará a los Brave Blossoms contra Italia el 4 de julio en Tokio.

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