Evening Ticker: U-17 World Cup tainted by clenbuterol, Warner lays blame & more
By FRANCO PANIZO
Looks like it may have been tainted chicken after all.
FIFA revealed on Monday that a majority of the players tested in this past summer's U-17 World Cup in Mexico had clenbuterol in their bodies, and that it was a result of eating contaminated meat in the country.
Soccer By Ives @ Oct 17, 2011 5:04 PM EDT | Blog Profile
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