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INTERPOL Integrity in Sport Bi-Weekly Bulletin - 2-14 May 2017

Football on the field next to players

In this bi-weekly edition, we follow a case of illegal betting on a match played in Ireland. The betting is believed to have taken place in the Asian markets, confirming a reason that the increase in match-fixing is due to the rise of globalization of sport betting through internet.

A Greek tennis player was banned for life in a case of attempted match-fixing investigated by the Tennis Integrity Unit.

The Integrity in Sports Programme is still involved in many events around the world in the upcoming month to raise awareness on the severity of match-fixing, among other crimes in sports.