Wales look into Russian drugs issue

UEFA have poured cold water on suggestions that Russia should be thrown out of Euro 2004 because of a player’s failed drugs test.

Wales look into Russian drugs issue
Sat, 24 Jan, 2004 - 12:33

UEFA have poured cold water on suggestions that Russia should be thrown out of Euro 2004 because of a player’s failed drugs test.

The Football Association of Wales may lodge a complaint to UEFA after it was revealed Spartak Moscow skipper Egor Titov tested positive after the first leg of the play-off with Wales on November 15.

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