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Peru captain Paolo Guerrero is allowed to play at this summer's World Cup after being cleared by a Swiss tribunal.
The court agreed on Thursday to temporarily lift a 14-month suspension, imposed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas), while it considered the 34-year-old striker's appeal.
The captains of Peru's Group C rivals Australia, Denmark and France wrote to Fifa asking them to lift the ban.
Guerrero tested positive for prohibited substance cocaine in October.
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