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Eight Tunisia World Cup playersTop news3 Jul

Eight Tunisia World Cup players test positive for banned substance, report says

Eight players in Tunisia's World Cup squad have tested positive for a banned substance, according to The Times, among others. The team faced Sweden in the World Cup, among others. It is unlikely to be a case of deliberate doping, but rather of meat contamination, says doping expert Åke Andrén Sandberg.

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Tunisia's national coach Sabri Lamouchi15 Jun

Tunisia's national coach Sabri Lamouchi sacked after 1-5 loss to Sweden in the World Cup

Tunisia's national team head coach Sabri Lamouchi has been fired after the 1-5 loss to Sweden in the World Cup.

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