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NADO collaboration agreements
•

Agreements now signed with 23 NADOs

– Austria, Belgium (Flanders and Wallonie), Belarus, Croatia, Czech
Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Italy,
Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Romania, Russia,
Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK

•

Collaboration agreements aim to build a more efficient, intelligent
and balanced programme, sharing:
– information (e.g. testing plan)
– intelligence (e.g. target testing)
– whereabouts

•

Benefits:

– Improved testing coordination with much better overview across
Europe
– Develop comprehensive biological passports for European football
players
– More efficient, intelligent and balanced programme

 EURO 2016 testing pool
•

All players selected by the 24 teams participating in EURO 2016 put
in the UEFA testing pool from January 2016 until their team’s exit
from the tournament

•

Approx. 700 players initially, reduced to 552 (23 per team) from 1
June, subject to:
– UEFA and NADOs tests when their national teams met up for
training camps before start of tournament
– NADOs tests at national level
– UEFA tests if their clubs were participating in UEFA competitions
(namely UCL and UEL)

•

NADOs were informed about the provisional and finalised squad lists

•

NADOs transferred custodianship of players’ biological passports to
UEFA for monitoring purposes

 EURO 2016 whereabouts

•

All 24 participating national teams had to provide
whereabouts each time they met up before the
tournament

•

Partial individual whereabouts for any player not
attending team training camps during the period

•

All team and partial individual whereabouts shared
with NADOs
– Teams did not have to submit 2 sets of
whereabouts to UEFA and NADOs
– Risk of errors was minimised

 EURO 2016 out-of-competition tests
•

A total of 1278 samples collected pre-competition by UEFA
and NADOs
– 258 samples collected during international week in
March:
– 153 urine samples
– 53 serum samples
– 52 blood passport samples
– 1020 samples collected during the pre-tournament
period in May and June:
– 441 urine samples
– 290 serum samples
– 289 blood passport samples

•

In addition, from 1 January 2016, UEFA collected 874 samples
in UCL and UEL, including 502 samples out-of-competition

 EURO 2016 in-competition tests

•

Event period started on 5 June and ends on 11 July

•

At all 51 matches, at least two players per team will
be selected to provide blood and urine samples

•

Players and teams may also be subject to target
testing between matches based on intelligence
and/or APMU recommendations

 EURO 2016 team doctors’ workshop
•

Finalists’ workshop was held in Paris on 2-3 March 2016

•

The team doctors were informed about the EURO 2016 antidoping rules and requirements

•

The anti-doping topics included:
– Regulations
– Cooperation with NADOs
– In- and out-of-competition testing procedure
– Biological passport and target testing
– Whereabouts submission
– TUEs and medication
– Player anti-doping education

•

All team doctors signed the anti-doping charter at the end of the
meeting

 EURO 2016 Doping Control Officers (DCOs)

•

20 DCOs selected from UEFA-accredited DCO pool,
criteria for appointment was:
– Experience

– Participation in training sessions
– Nationality
– French and English skills
– Availability during previous seasons
– BCOs must have practised regular phlebotomy in
the months prior to tournament

• Specific DCO EURO briefing on 8 June 2016 with AFLD & WADA

 Sample storage and re-testing

•

Samples from main competitions (EURO, UCL &
UEL) now stored for minimum 4 years

•

Re-testing because of:
– Suspicious profile of player
– New analysis method for previously
undetectable substance

 UEFA agreements with AFLD
• Agreement covering general cooperation with AFLD
• Agreement covering analytical services at Châtenay-Malabry laboratory