Arsène Wenger has accused Uefa of accepting doping, weeks after the Arsenal manager called for improved testing amid claims that teams have flaunted rules in the past. Arsenal play Dynamo Zagreb in the Champions League on Tuesday, but their 2-1 defeat in Croatia earlier in the campaign was marred by a positive test for the opposition midfielder Arijan Ademi. Ademi denies deliberately doping and the club have appealed against a four-year suspension. Uefa allows a result to stand if only one player in a team is caught doping. Wenger has since called for routine blood tests in the game. Asked about Uefa’s doping regulations that require more than one positive test for a result to...
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