Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has slammed UEFA, the governing body of European Football, for 'accepting doping'. Wenger remarked it is a surprising rule that a team cannot be disqualified from continental competition unless more than two players fail a test.

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2. Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has slammed UEFA, the
governing body of European Football, for 'accepting
doping'. Wenger remarked it is a surprising rule that a
team cannot be disqualified from continental competition
unless more than two players fail a test.
Wenger made these comments referring to Arijan Ademi
who tested positive for a banned substance in the post-
match drugs test after playing the full 90 minutes as
Dinamo beat Arsenal 2-1 in their Group F opener on
September 16, 2015. Ademi denied deliberately doping but
UEFA suspended him for four years, subject to an appeal.
The 24-year-old will be banned until 2019.

3. The UEFA rule corresponds to the regulations of the World Anti-
Doping Agency (WADA). However, the Arsenal coach said he
personally doesn't agree with the rule and also commented that you
cannot say that they had a doped player but the result stands. Wenger
said this is like you basically accept doping and also said the rules
need to be changed.
In an interview to L'Equipe, Wenger recently insisted that he never
asked any of his players to use a performance enhancing drug as a
matter of personal pride. The Arsenal manager said to L'Equipe that
he has “played against many teams” that use performance-enhancing
drugs. Arsenal's most successful coach also said he is not satisfied
with the level of testing because he believes blood tests should be
done. Wenger also commented that urine checks are superficial and
not deep enough to say absolutely sure that we have no doping
problem in football.
UEFA has asked Wenger to explain those comments in light of the
recent Russian doping scandal in athletics.