London: A Facebook post claiming that Uruguay striker Luis Suarez failed a &ldquo;drug test&rdquo; after Uruguay vs England match has fooled almost 650,000 users.
<img title="Suarez" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2014/aug/Luis-Suarez.jpg" alt="Suarez" /> The report claimed the Luis Suarez had failed a drug test after the game against England
The fake report uploaded on the Sunday Times Daily - a fake news website - claimed that Suarez had failed a drug test and that Uruguay stood to lose their 3 points and face disqualification from the FIFA WC, the Mirror reported.
It was Suarez&rsquo;s two goals that had helped Uruguay beat England 2-1 in their group encounter on June 19.
Another fake story, doing the rounds was that England would get a second chance at the football tournament after a referee was charged with match fixing offences.

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A Facebook post claiming that Uruguay striker Luis Suarez failed a &ldquo;drug test&rdquo; after Uruguay vs England match has fooled almost 650,000 users

FIFA World Cup: Suarez's failed drug test report revealed as Facebook hoax

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