Drug testers find traces of banned bodybuilding substance in EIGHT Tunisia players' samples at the World Cup 'from contaminated meat' in Mexico - where England are flying in their own chefs

The World Cup has seen several instances of doping controversies in the past, with players and teams sometimes attributing positive tests to unintentional ingestion of banned substances through contaminated food or supplements. The use of performance-enhancing substances is strictly regulated in professional football, with governing bodies like FIFA implementing rigorous testing protocols to ensure a level playing field. The incident involving the Tunisia players may raise questions about the challenges of avoiding accidental doping in international competitions.

Drug testers find traces of banned bodybuilding substance in EIGHT Tunisia players' samples at the World Cup 'from contaminated meat' in Mexico - where England are flying in their own chefs

Tunisia's disastrous World Cup campaign was rocked after a number of players - including some who ply their trade in the UK - showed traces of a banned drug in doping tests.