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The new-found letter from the then medical officer of world football's governing body FIFA Mihailo Andrejevic says three unnamed players in the German squad that lost in the final to England had tested positive.
Writing to German athletics chief Max Danz on November 29, 1966, months after the final which England won 4-2, Andrejevic allegedly informed him that doping tests for three German players conducted during the tournament were positive for ephedrine, also found in medicine for treating cold symptoms.
