UEFA/match-fixing: a new working group met in Manchester during the Women's Euro 2022

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"Timely information sharing, the harmonisation of national association disciplinary regulations and the need for legislation specifically criminalising match-fixing in all jurisdictions" are the challenges being addressed by UEFA's new anti-match-fixing working group, which met for the first time in Manchester (ENG) on 05 and 06/07/2022, on the...

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UEFA intends to prevent, detect and sanction match-fixing - ©  UEFA

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