Best Fixed Matches Football
Best Fixed Matches Football
Soccer Betting Tips 1×2
Day: Monday Date: 12.10.2020
League: NETHERLANDS Eerste Divisie
Match: Den Bosch – Helmond
Tip: Over 2.5 Goals
Odds: 1.50 Result: 1:2 Won
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When you are a football fan, watching football matches can be one of the most exciting things in the world. Football matches are conducted so much around the world and there are so many people that following these football matches because of their love for football. They are fun to watch and it’s exciting to see the clashes between the teams and it can also be overwhelming when you see your favorite team scoring at the last time and winning.
Although there are so many positive things about football matches, with all this comes the negativity as well. There are so many football matches that are fixed all around the year. Matches from small league to big leagues all have the chance to be fixed. Football is one of the sports that have most cases of match-fixing.
“Football is more like a business now. It is no longer a sport. We’re just trying to make money out of this business.”
-Wilson Raj Perumal, convicted match-fixer
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Some of the best fixed matches football are:
1. One of the major scandals in the history of professional football in American football is the betting scandal of Canton Bulldogs-Massillon Tigers.
2. In 1980, one of the biggest scandals in the history of Italian football was of the two biggest teams in the world- Ac Milan and Lazio. This scandal was also known as “Totonero”. They lost their
3. In 1982, the FIFA world cup, Austria, and west Germany players were accused of Match-Fixing.
4. In 2000, the Italian Football Federation found 8 players guilty of match-fixing.
5. In 2005, the German coach, Robert Hoyzer, went under investigation of betting and match-fixing in several matches including the German Cup tie. In the end, he was sentenced to 2 years and 5 months in prison.
6. Another big scandal occurred in Italy in 2005, Geneo was one of the champions of Serie B, but in the end, it was found that they were bribing their opponents and the team was downgraded. The teams’ president, Enrico Preziozi was removed from football for 5 years. The team was also sent to Serie C1 as a penalty.
7. In 2011, Tampere United was forever suspended from Finnish Football for accepting payments for match-fixing.
There isn’t any excuse for match-fixing. Football leagues already have a hard time keeping their reputation.
