Ref admits match fixing in Germany

REFEREE Robert Hoyzer has admitted to fixing matches in Germany.

Fri, 28 Jan, 2005 - 00:00

Hoyzer, who has agreed to co-operate fully with a DFB investigation, is accused of placing bets on matches under his command, the most famous of which saw third division side Paderborn win 4-2 against top flight Hamburg in the DFB Pokal.

Hamburg’s defeat led to the sacking of their then coach Klaus Toppmoller.

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Courts Soccer Place: Germany Person: Robert Hoyzer Person: Hoyzer Person: Klaus Toppmoller Person: Volker Roth Event: DFB Pokal Organisation: DFB Organisation: Paderborn Organisation: Hamburg

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