Dwain Chambers and David Millar had long presumed that the door to the Olympic Games was glued shut.
However, a meeting in London tomorrow could offer the pair an unexpected entry pass. When the Court of Arbitration for Sport consider the legality of the UK's sanctions on drug offenders, they have the power to eliminate the coda of life bans for those caught subverting the system.
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