FIFA says no violations after doping probe into Russian footballers

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Russian national football team. (File Photo)

FIFA has ended a doping investigation into Russian footballers named in the country's provisional World Cup squad after finding "insufficient evidence" of any wrongdoing, it said on Tuesday.

World football's governing body launched a probe into "possible anti-doping rule violations" by players "against whom a suspicion had been raised" following the publication of the McLaren report on mass doping in Russia.

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FIFA says no violations after doping probe into Russian footballers

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