An "academy of match-fixers" operating out of Singapore could be responsible for rigging matches around the world, FIFA's head of security Chris Eaton said in a newspaper interview on Saturday. Eaton, who worked for Interpol for more than a decade before joining world soccer's governing body, told
Singapore's The New Paper that a global investigation into match-fixing saw many of the lines of inquiry focused on the Southeast Asian city-state.
"Singapore seems to feature a great deal in these (match-fixing) allegations," Eaton said in the interview in Finland. Full story
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