• FA expected to indicate leniency due to extenuating circumstances
• Midfielder was suffering from depression following death of his babyJake Livermore is set to avoid suspension by the Football Association after testing positive for cocaine following a random drug test.
The game’s governing body is expected to confirm that extraordinary, extenuating circumstances persuaded them of the case for leniency after it emerged that the Hull City midfielder had taken the drug while suffering from severe depression prompted by the death of his novel-born baby in May 2014.
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Source: theguardian.com