Players in the Norwegian women's football league have tested positive for doping due to rubber granules in artificial turf.
Liviu Brăteanu
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A doping scandal has rocked the Norwegian women's league when several players tested positive in a doping test. Investigations revealed that the source of the contamination was rubber granules in LSK Kvinner's artificial turf. Water samples from the team's locker room showed the presence of DMBA, a banned substance, causing confusion among the players. The investigation has been closed, but the Norway Anti-Doping verdict has not yet been announced.
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