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Sports Atlético appeals to CAS in attempt to suspend Trippier ban

17:18  19 january  2021
17:18  19 january  2021 Source:   msn.com

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There are © Copyright 2021, L'Obs "Ten or so suspected or proven cases" of the British variant of the coronavirus have so far been spotted in France, the Minister of Health, Olivier Véran, said this Tuesday, January 5, , stressing that its likely greater transmissibility "worries" the authorities . "At this stage, we have around ten suspected or proven cases of the English variant," Olivier Véran said on RTL.

Fifa has dismissed Atlético Madrid’s appeal against Kieran Trippier ’s ban for breaching Football Association betting rules, but there is still hope he could be able to continue playing. However, the FA failed in its attempt to revise the dates of Trippier ’s ban

Trippier 's ban , which started on 21 December, will now resume up to and including 28 February, but if Cas agree to hear the case "The Fifa Appeal Committee has dismissed the appeal lodged by the club Atletico Madrid in a case concerning the player Kieran

MADRID — Atlético Madrid appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport on Tuesday to suspend Kieran Trippier’s ban for breaching betting rules.

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Atlético filed its appeal to CAS a day after FIFA rejected the Spanish club’s attempt to keep the ban imposed on the defender by the English Football Association from being applied worldwide.

The England international was punished by the FA for passing information on his 2019 transfer from Tottenham to Atletico to be used by friends to bet on.

Spanish league leader Atlético succeeded two weeks ago in getting FIFA to pause Trippier’s 10-week ban that was imposed in December and runs through Feb. 28.

As it stands, Trippier would miss nine more games, including the Champions League fixture against Chelsea in the round of 16 on Feb. 23.

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