Sir Mo Farah could face investigation from UK Anti-Doping agency after star backtracked over taking controversial L-carnitine injections before 2014 London Marathon after claiming he had NEVER used the supplement Sir Mo Farah could face an investigation from the UK Anti-Doping agency It emerged Farah changed his story when talking about controversial injections A Panorama documentary aired on Monday and placed Farah under scrutiny IThe Brit had originally claimed that he had never been injected with L-carnitine Farah's lawyers say he misunderstood the question and that investigators were comfortable with his explanation They also pointed out that it was not against rules to use the supplement in the right quantities See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Sir Mo Farah could face an investigation by the UK Anti-Doping agency after it emerged that he changed his story when talking to US investigators about controversial injections he received in 2014
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