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WORLD FOOTBALL BRIEFS

INTERNET, Paris
World football briefs on Saturday:
RONALDINHO MANHANDLED?
Paris Saint-Germain's Brazilian star Ronaldinho is reported to have been attacked by angry fans following the 42 home win over Troyes.
Stepping out of his BMW to greet autograph hunters gathered outside the stadium parking lot on Saturday, the 22-year-old World Cup winner was taken to one side by a small cluster of fans.
Angry comments were aimed at Ronaldinho and an altercation followed, according to French daily sports newspaper L'Equipe.
"He was taken aside by three or four individuals. One witness mentioned that the player received a punch on the cheek," the report in L'Equipe said.
Fellow Brazilians Paulo Cesar and Aloisio were said to have rushed over to help out their team-mate.
Rift could hasten Ronaldinho exit
During the ensuing melee, further punches are believed to have been thrown and Aloisio's cell phone stolen.
None of the players were said to have been hurt in the incident, but several players' cars were also reported to have been damaged after the game.
The club's press officer, Mathias Barbera, declined to comment on reports of the altercation.
PSG currently lie eighth in the first division, with fans growing increasingly restless toward the big-spending club, without a trophy in the last five seasons.
MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS
Bayern Munich coach Ottmar Hitzfeld and commercial manager Uli Hoeness have urged the German media to lay off goalkeeper Oliver Kahn.
Kahn has been castigated in the German press for having an extramarital affair.
But the duo have pleaded for calm, with Hitzfeld asking that Kahn be allowed to settle down and focus on his football.
"It is dramatic how things have already come to a head. He is being treated almost like a hardened criminal," said Hitzfeld.
"I am already worried that Kahn cannot put up with it for much longer.
"I just hope he can manage to carry on concentrating on football while having important discussions at home."
Hoeness admitted he was astonished by the level of the reaction in Germany, and said the club would do everything they could to help the player.
"We have other problems in our society to worry about. What happened to Oliver Kahn is not a problem," said Hoeness.
Kahn wins Golden Ball award
"Is it really necessary that five camera teams are waiting every morning in front of the hospital where his wife is staying?"
"It is in the best interests of Bayern Munich that we keep Kahn out of the firing line."
The 33-year old is one of Germany's highest-profile figures and was the first goalkeeper to win the Golden Ball award for best player at last year's World Cup finals.