Armstrong denies wrong doing during random test

LANCE ARMSTRONG could face sanctions from the French anti-doping agency after being accused of violating rules during a random test in March.

The American, a seven-time Tour de France winner, is accused of “not respecting the obligation to remain under the direct and permanent observation” of the tester.

The agency (AFLD) carried out tests on Armstrong’s hair, urine and blood but found no traces of drugs.

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