Drugged up for Socceroos match: Maradona

[tigerland09]

Argentina players took banned drugs before the play-off against Australia for a place in the 1994 World Cup, Diego Maradona has claimed.
Maradona made the accusation on Argentine television and accused FIFA vice-president Julio Grondona, the head of Argentina's Football Association, of knowing about the doping.
"Why weren't there any anti-doping controls in the match with Australia if we had them in all the other games?" Maradona asked during an interview on The Football Show.
"They give you 10 anti-doping controls and only the match that decides whether Argentina will go to the United States or not, there is no anti-doping control.
"That's the cheat and Grondona knew about it.
"What happened is that to play against Australia we were given a speedy coffee. They put something in the coffee and that's why we ran more."
Grondona had no immediate comment over Maradona's claims.
After drawing with Australia in Sydney, Argentina won 1-0 in the second leg in Buenos Aires to advance to the tournament in the United States, from which Maradona was later sent home after testing positive to drugs.
Maradona said Grondona has long been perfectly aware of drug use in football.
"We took whatever the doctor gave us," Maradona said.
"I'm saying it now because Grondona talks about drugs as if he didn't know anything about drugs in football and the sickness I suffered."