FIFA Warns England On Doping Risks
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FIFA has alerted England players to potential doping risks associated with consuming meat in Mexico ahead of their World Cup match. The warning highlights concerns about banned substances in local meat products. FIFA confirmed the match schedule remains unchanged despite these concerns.
FIFA warns England about doping risks from meat in Mexico
- England players face potential doping risks from meat consumption in Mexico ahead of their World Cup match. - FIFA has warned the team about the presence of clenbuterol in Mexican meat, which is a banned substance. - Players testing positive for clenbuterol may avoid sanctions if they prove the source was contaminated meat.
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