The club issued a brief statement on Saturday saying the Court of Arbitration would hand down its decision on the guilt or innocence of the 34 past and present players that morning.

It may finally put to rest the saga which has hung over the club for years.

Of the group accused of taking banned substance thymosin beta-4, 12 players remain at the Bombers, with others playing at other clubs, acting in coaching roles or out of the game altogether.

If found guilty, players could face suspension from the game with predictions ranging anywhere from two weeks to 12 months.