Yamal & Lewandowski found guilty of violating Champions League's anti-doping laws
Barcelona's Yamal and Lewandowski have been found guilty of violating the Champions League's anti-doping laws. The reigning La Liga champions are set to kick off their title defense against RCD Mallorca, but the players' misconduct has put a damper on their preparations.
Following a Champions League clash with Inter Milan, the duo failed to follow the Control Officer's instructions, resulting in fines for both players and manager Hansi Flick. The Catalan club has also been penalized for a lit firework thrown onto the pitch during the match.
The UEFA Control Ethics Disciplinary Committee's sanctions will impact Barcelona's next European fixture, highlighting the importance of upholding the basic standards of conduct in professional football.
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