Two Premier League Matches Subject Of Match Fixing Investigation

Posted on October 18, 2008 by The Gaffer

match fixing Two Premier League Matches Subject Of Match Fixing Investigation

Two Premier League matches are subject of a match fixing investigation by the London fraud unit, according to The Daily Telegraph.

The games in question are a Premier League match from 2007 and a Premier League game from 2001. Both matches were accompanied by suspicious betting swings in the Asian betting market. The clubs featured in the two matches have not been revealed.

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One Response to Two Premier League Matches Subject Of Match Fixing Investigation

  1. davegriff says:
    June 11, 2009 at 3:11 pm

    football is s**t its fake n for girls fixing makes it unfair and pointless to watch they are on way to much money n lowwer league footy is much btter

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