No amnesty for clubs in match-fixing scandal

THE four clubs involved in Serie A’s match-fixing scandal will not be granted an amnesty as a result of Italy’s World Cup success, according to Italian Football Federation (FIGC) chief investigator Francesco Borrelli.

Thu, 13 Jul, 2006 - 01:00

James Whelan, Rome

The country is still celebrating the national team’s success in Germany following their penalty shoot-out win over France on Sunday.

However, the Azzurri’s triumph will not change the course of the trial currently taking place in Rome.

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