Soccer-Irish club Drogheda lose CAS appeal over removal from Conference League


(Reuters) -League of Ireland club Drogheda United's appeal over their exclusion from the Conference League by UEFA due to non-compliance with regulations on multi-club ownership was dismissed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport on Monday.

Drogheda, FAI Cup winners last season, are owned by multi-club football organization Trivela Group, who also have a majority stake in Danish side Silkeborg, and the issue arose when both clubs qualified for next season's Conference League.

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