201As essential as it may be (see, in that regard, judgments of 20 September 2001, Courage and Crehan, C‑453/99, EU:C:2001:465, paragraphs 26 and 27, and of 14 March 2019, Skanska Industrial Solutions and Others, C‑724/17, EU:C:2019:204, paragraphs 25, 43 and 44), the fact that a person is entitled to seek damages for harm caused by conduct liable to prevent, restrict or distort competition cannot compensate for the lack of a remedy entitling that person to bring an action before the relevant national court seeking, as appropriate following the grant of protective measures, to have that conduct brought to an end, or where it constitutes a measure, the review and annulment of that measure, if necessary following a prior arbitration procedure carried out under an agreement that provides for such a procedure. The same applies to persons practising professional sport, whose career may be especially short, in particular where they practise that sport at a high level.
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