Match-fixing dogs European football even after arrests
31 Mar 2010
The BBC World Service report highlights the investigation in 2009 which involved telephone taps.
These telephone taps revealed the astonishing extent fixers were willing to consider, such as drugging players, in efforts to fix as many as 200 football matches.
Another alarming insight the radio program exposes and catalogues is how match-fixers targeted weak and vulnerable players.
The World Service report ultimately concludes that while some inroads have been made, match-fixers are still out there.
Match-fixing dogs European football even after arrests
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