So, guys, Derek, moreplacewater dates.com. Today we're going to be talking about Andre

Onana. I don't know if that's how you say it, but that is my attempt. So he came out yesterday

and talked about his recent doping violation. So he was actually caught testing positive

for Lasix. You know, that is the brand name for the drug

ferosomide that more people are they're more familiar with the name LASX and you

know especially in the western side of the world where we know it as a loop diuretic

that is often used in bodybuilding and whatnot.

But what a lot of people will may or may not realize is how common it is used to cover up doping.

So this is what we're going to be getting into and whether I think, you know, people think for some reason that in soccer or football that there's no doping whatsoever and it's just oh the best

tests and blah blah blah and there's no there's nobody cheating nobody's cheating in it so when this

thing comes up it's like what is my take on it i'll give you my take after i go through some of the

original detail so this is a video by sky Sports News. Andre Onana receives 12 month,

12 month suspension for doping. Hi, welcome back now to a big story in the Netherlands.

As Iax goalkeeper, Andre Onana, has been handed one-year ban by UEFA for failing a drugs test.

Now we can cross live to Dutch football expert Marcel van der Kran in Amsterdam.

Marcel, great to see you. Tell us this was an out-of-competition test.

Can you explain what's happened here?

Well, the goalkeeper himself has explained in the last 10 minutes what has happened here.

He said when he was not with Iax in a game, he felt not so well at home and he took

a paracetamol, he thought, from his wife's medical little unit in the bathroom. Okay, so there's already discrepancy here because that is not the drug that he mentioned in his Instagram post.

He says,

Hello everyone, I want to inform you that UEFA appeals body has imposed a 12-month ban on me

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