Wellington Phoenix midfielder Tim Payne sorry for breaking quarantine with golf cart joyride

26 March 2020

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Wellington Phoenix midfielder Tim Payne has apologised after being charged with drink-driving for taking a golf cart on a joyride with a team-mate while breaking a coronavirus quarantine in Australia.

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