Emiliano Sala, a 28-year-old Argentine striker, died when the plane taking him to Cardiff crashed in the English Channel on January 21st, 2019. He had signed for Cardiff just two days before the crash. The dispute between the two clubs has been ongoing for years, with Nantes initially being awarded compensation by FIFA. However, Cardiff has since counter-sued, arguing that Nantes should take responsibility for the flight arrangements that led to the crash.

Cardiff claims that the crash and their subsequent relegation from the Premier League cost them 120 million euros (£104m). They are seeking compensation from Nantes, who they argue should take responsibility for the monetary losses. Nantes, on the other hand, has maintained that the case is not ready to be heard due to the new evidence provided by Cardiff.

The two clubs have been at odds over the transfer fee for Sala, which was agreed upon before his death. Nantes was initially awarded just over 11 million euros (£9.45m) by FIFA, but Cardiff is seeking to have this decision reversed. The rescheduled hearing will take place on December 8th, where the two parties will continue to argue their cases.

The dispute between Cardiff and Nantes has been ongoing for six years, with both clubs seeking to establish who is responsible for the tragic events surrounding Sala's death. The rescheduled hearing will be a crucial moment in the case, with both parties hoping to have their arguments heard and their claims resolved.

The case has been complex and contentious, with both clubs presenting their own versions of events. Cardiff has accused Nantes of being responsible for the flight arrangements that led to the crash, while Nantes has maintained that the case is not ready to be heard due to the new evidence provided by Cardiff.

The rescheduled hearing on December 8th will be a critical moment in the case, with both parties hoping to have their arguments heard and their claims resolved. The outcome of the hearing will have significant implications for both clubs, and will help to establish who is responsible for the tragic events surrounding Sala's death.

The dispute between Cardiff and Nantes has been ongoing for years, with both clubs seeking to establish who is responsible for the tragic events surrounding Sala's death. The rescheduled hearing will be a crucial moment in the case, with both parties hoping to have their arguments heard and their claims resolved.

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