Ex-England women's boss Sampson apologises to Aluko, Spence


FILE PHOTO: Britain Football Soccer - England v Italy - Women's International Friendly - Vale Park - 7/4/17 England manager Mark Sampson before the match Mandatory Credit: Action Images / Carl Recine Livepic

(Reuters) - Former England women's soccer team manager Mark Sampson has apologised "unreservedly" to Eniola Aluko and Drew Spence for comments he made during his tenure.

The FA sacked Sampson in September 2017 as a consequence of "inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour" in a previous position. It then reached a settlement with the 36-year-old after he brought a case of unfair dismissal against the governing body.

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