FIFA to use WADA lab in Switzerland during 2014 World Cup

FIFA said it will use a drug testing laboratory in Switzerland to test blood and urine samples during the 2014 World Cup because the facility in Brazil will not be re-accredited in time.

The World Anti-Doping Agency revoked the accreditation of the current Brazil lab in August.

Although a new one is being set up in Rio de Janeiro, it won't be ready in time for the start of the World Cup in June.

MATCH REPORT: Switzerland 1-0 Brazil: Alves own goal hands Hitzfeld's men famous win

Switzerland brought an end to Brazil’s 11-match unbeaten run as Dani Alves headed into his own net to hand the hosts a shock 1-0 win.

The Barcelona defender failed to control a swinging cross from Xherdan Shaqiri and put the ball through his own goal with 47 minutes gone, unwittingly handing the Swiss reward after strong pressure from Ottmar Hitzfeld’s side.

The victory for Switzerland marks their first since 1989 against the five-time world champions.

Hitzeld fielded a strong side for the match, including veteran Philippe Senderos as well as promising Bayern Munich youngster Shaqiri.

Justin Bieber Pictured Snowboarding in Switzerland

The 'Beauty and the Beat' singer has fun snowboarding with his friends in the morning before taking the stage later in the day.

Justin Bieber took some time off from his hectic schedule to hit the slope in Swiss. He enjoyed the much-needed relaxing time with his friends, snowboarding in Switzerland's Hoch-Ybrig ski region. He was caught on camera wearing a warm jacket, pink pants and a beanie.

"Snowboarding this morning and working this afternoon. We go hard," the teen star tweeted, before raving about his encounter with some Beliebers, "Love to fans i met today. thanks for the letters." He added in another message, "I like #switzerland #BLESSED."

Bieber was in town to perform at the Hallenstadion in Zurich as part of his "Believe" world tour. He will head to Italy afterwards and continue his European leg until May before hitting Dubai and South Africa and eventually return to the States for the remaining dates.