WADA publishes the 2023-24 Prohibited List
WADA releases the 2023-24 Prohibited List with the inclusion of Tramadol
Anti-Doping and the fa
Working with UKAD and FIFA to protect the integrity of the game
The FA Anti-Doping Regulations
The FA has in place a set of Anti-Doping Regulations that all Players and other Participants must abide by
Anti-Doping Rule Violations (ADRVs)
Breaching The FA Anti-Doping Regulations can result in a ban from all sport
Checking Medications
Players must check to make sure medication doesn't contain any banned substances
Applying for a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE)
Apply for a TUE to use a prohibited substance/method for legitimate medical conditions
Taking Nutritional Supplements
Players should assess the need, risks and consequences before taking any supplement
The Drug Testing Process
Tests can occur at any time or location - such as post match, after training, or at home
Protect Your Sport
Speak out if you feel there's something wrong - no matter how small
Social Drugs Regulations
Social drugs are banned at all times by The FA and breaches may result in suspension
Whereabouts
Information provided to The FA to facilitate no advance notice drug testing
Education and Resources
The FA is committed to protecting clean football
