German FA calls for match-fixing probe

The German Football Association has called for a “thorough” investigation into the latest betting scandal to hit the nation.

Sat, 21 Nov, 2009 - 10:05

The German Football Association has called for a “thorough” investigation into the latest betting scandal to hit the nation.

A total of 32 games from the German second division and below are currently being studied by the State Prosecutors of Bochum as part of a Europe-wide investigation into suspected match-fixing.

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