Keane calls for change to testing procedure

By Bill George, Korea

Thu, 13 Jun, 2002 - 22:50

By Bill George, Korea

THE insistence by FIFA organisers that Robbie Keane could not join in the post match celebrations at Yokohama until after he had provided a urine sample soured the atmosphere of a magical occasion for the dynamic striker.

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