"At least one" foreign footballer in Russian League had a positive doping test covered up, according to an independent WADA report.
An independent commission set up by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has reported "at least one" foreign footballer in the Russian League had a positive drug test hidden as part of a system of state-dictated doping cover-ups overseen by the Russian Ministry of Sport.
Richard McLaren, appointed by WADA to lead the independent commission, revealed his findings at a media conference in Toronto on Monday and stated Russia had a system in place to cover up positive tests in "many sports.