Doping - German football linked with doping in 1970s and '80s - report


BERLIN (Reuters) - At least two German professional football teams, including former champions VfB Stuttgart, were using banned substances in the 1970s and '80s, according to a report on Monday.

In a statement issued by the evaluation commission in charge of reviewing doping claims involving Freiburg University, investigators said there was proof footballers at Stuttgart and second division club Freiburg were doping.

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