MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The embattled Australian Football League have defended their policy for illicit drug use after local media reported that 11 players from one of the indigenous code's top clubs allegedly tested positive during the off-season.
The Herald Sun newspaper in Melbourne, the stronghold of the AFL, reported late on Thursday that 11 players from the Collingwood club had failed tests for illicit, but not performance-enhancing, drugs.
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