ROME (AP) — Serie A clubs Atalanta, Novara and Siena were among the 22 Italian teams notified Wednesday that they are being investigated by sports authorities in a massive match-fixing scandal.
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Three Serie A clubs investigated for match-fixing
ROME (AP) — Two days after Juventus clinched the Serie A title to mark its return to the top of Italian football following the 2006 match-fixing scandal, the national sport risks being sent back into disarray due to a new betting probe.
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22 clubs, 61 people under investigation in Italy
The spectre of match-fixing loomed over Spanish top-flight soccer on Monday but the football league (LFP) and two of the clubs allegedly involved swiftly moved to distance themselves from the speculation.
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Spanish league denies match-fixing report
BARI, ITALY (AP) – Atalanta defender Andrea Masiello has been arrested after reportedly admitting his part in the inquiry into match-fixing, and eight of his former Bari teammates are under investigation, the Italian soccer federation said Monday. The federation called the arrests “sensational developments” and promised to take “swift action” against …
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Atalanta's Masiello arrested in match-fixing claim
A confession made by Atalanta defender Andrea Masiello relating to his involvement in match-fixing has been leaked.
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Italian football rocked again after Atlanta defender's match-fixing confession leaked
Former Atalanta captain Cristiano Doni regrets his role in Serie B match-fixing last season but insists he was trying only to help his club. Doni was among 16 people arrested across Italy in December in an ongoing investigation into match-fixing and illegal betting on games. He spent five days in solitary confinement, then released on house arrest.
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Reports: Doni regrets role in match-fixing
MILAN (AP) — Italy’s National Arbitration Court for Sport will question Atalanta and former captain Cristiano Doni on Jan. 18 in Rome over their roles in the latest Italian match-fixing scandal.
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Doni faces TNAS hearing into match-fixing
Tuesday, December 27th, 2011 23:45:00 ROME: Former Atalanta captain Cristiano Doni has reportedly admitted to fixing Serie B matches last season. Doni was among 16 people arrested across Italy on Tuesday in an ongoing investigation into match-fixing and illegal betting on games. “Yes, I knew about the fix for Atalanta-Piacenza. I gave my approval and I bet,” Doni told Gazzetta dello Sport . “I …
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Doni admits to match-fixing
CREMONA, Italy — Former Atalanta captain Cristiano Doni reportedly said he bet on fixed soccer games in Serie B in Italy involving his club. He stressed that he agreed to go along with the scam because his team was not supposed to lose. Doni was among 16 people arrested across Italy on Monday in an investigation into match-fixing and illegal betting on games. Read full article > >
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Report: Ex-Atalanta captain Cristiano Doni admits betting on team in fixed Serie B games
Former Atalanta captain Cristiano Doni and 16 other people have reportedly been arrested across Italy in an investigation into match-fixing and illegal betting on football games.
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Former Atalanta captain Doni arrested
Former Atalanta captain Cristiano Doni and 16 other people were arrested across Italy today in an ongoing investigation into match-fixing and illegal betting on games.
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17 arrests made in Italian match-fixing probe
CREMONA, Italy – Former Atalanta captain Cristiano Doni and 16 other people were arrested across Italy on Monday in an ongoing investigation into match-fixing and illegal betting on games.
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Former Atalanta captain Cristiano Doni and 16 others arrested in match-fixing inquiry
Former Atalanta captain Cristiano Doni and 16 other people were arrested across Italy on Monday in an ongoing investigation into match-fixing and illegal betting on games. The inquiry is focused on several matches in Serie B over the past two seasons — with three of the matches including Atalanta. Three Serie A matches from last season are also under investigation: Brescia vs.
