Does football have a doping problem? Wenger speaks out

Arsenal boss insists he keeps his players clean, but not all teams are 'of that frame of mind'

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Dinamo Zagreb midfielder Arijan Ademi competes with Santi Cazorla of Arsenal in the Champions League. Ademi failed a drugs test after the game in October 2015.
(Image credit: Alexander Hassenstein/Getty)

As the fallout continues from Monday's shocking revelations about Russia running a state-sponsored doping programme for its athletes, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has expressed his concerns that it's not just athletics and cycling that are tainted by cheats.

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