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You're talking long bans. long bans. years. so essentially the end of their career. of course, in football, your career is relatively short. we contacted all three players. none of them responded. but hermes told us that they too strongly denied doing anything illegal. do you have any response about willing to pay players for match fixing? no. through your brother who is a footballer, you have not been involved? me is a footballer, you have not been involved? ~ ., , is a footballer, you have not been involved? ~ . , , ., ., involved? me and my brother have never been — involved? me and my br...

At the other end of the scale, players are paid just a few hundred pounds. the football industry is worth billions and there can be big profits in buying and selling players, but also through gambling. in the welsh premier league alone, £160 million is gambled on matches every year. and that is just the money we know about. more is gambled on black markets across the world. and it is money which can attract the wrong kind of people to the sport. i the wrong kind of people to the sort. ~ , ., ., sport. i think it is fair to say that corruption _ sport. i think it is fair to say that corruption...

A Sessions Court discharged two businessmen who were booked in the 2013 IPL betting racket case and were accused of match-fixing.

Five men have been released without charge by detectives investigating alleged football match-fixing in the League of Ireland.