By Daily Sports on January 12, 2017
Manchester City have been charged by the Football Association for failing to ensure anti-doping officials knew where players were for drugs testing.
Clubs are required to provide accurate details of training sessions and player whereabouts so that they are available for testing at all times.
The club has allegedly failed to ensure its information was accurate on three occasions, leading to the FA charge.
City have until 19 January to respond to the charge.
It is understood the information was not updated following a change to training routines.
The FA operates a 'three strikes' policy for such breaches, for which the most likely punishment is a fine. (bbc.co.uk)
•Photo shows Manchester City Stadium
Source Daily Sports
Posted January 12, 2017
You may also like...
Another Four Test Positive For COVID-19 In Premier...
Plaudits for Moffi as striker hits 50th Ligue...
De Bruyne 'Too Important' To Be Rested In...
Angry fans slam Eagles poor performance against Zimbabwe...
Man City Set To Sign Ake For £41m...
Relief In Super Eagles Camp As Iheanacho Arrives...
Chelle List Requirements For New Players To Be Part Of Super Eagles, Confirms New Goalkeeper
Runsewe reveals why Tiger Woods Nigeria visit failed
Ndidi recalls final chats with late dad
Egypt dump Nigeria out of Africa Handball champs
Falcons to play pre-WAFCON tourney in Abidjan
‘CAF may ban towels after AFCON row’
Simba open Nwabali talks
Fulham goal thrills Chukwueze, praises Silva
Nigeria face Egypt in must-win handball clash
U20 W’Cup qualifier: Falconets coach confident as Nigeria prepare for Senegal
_9.jpg)
NPFL: Rangers win big as Nasarawa shock Abia
Nigeria know World Table Tennis Champs foes today
Most Read
Rangers International going, going . . . (63,498 views)
Amaju Pinnick: A cat with nine lives (54,795 views)
Second Term: Amaju Pinnick, Other NFF Heavyweights Home to Roost •How Pinnick Broke the Jinx (52,693 views)
Current issues in Nigerian sports: Matters arising (52,348 views)
Sports Development: Zenith Bank on the zenith (52,282 views)
Missing $150,000 IAAF Grant: Solomon Dalung’s Hide and Seek game (52,192 views)
Gov. Abdullahi Ganduje’s solid footprints, commitment to sports development in Kano State (52,061 views)
NFF Presidency: Pinnick, Maigari, Ogunjobi, Okoye in Battle for Supremacy (51,614 views)
Olopade, BET9A wave of revolution in NNL (50,790 views)
Commonwealth Games 2018: Shame of Muhammadu Buhari, Solomon Dalung (49,318 views)
Ibrahimovic’s Man U exit: Whose decision is it? And in whose interest? (47,707 views)
John Mikel Obi: Segun Odegbami’s Outrageous Call! (47,177 views)