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Danish Badminton Coach Banned Four28 Oct

Danish Badminton Coach Banned Four Years for Betting Violation

The Danish badminton coach Joachim Persson has been banned for four years for breach of the rules of the game. It is said to have been revealed by the coach's own players – European Champion Anders Antonsen, according to Ritzau.

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