FIFA refute World Cup corruption allegations

FIFA have refuted claims made by one of their former corruption experts that they are investigating match-fixing allegations at the 2010 World Cup.

Tue, 07 Aug, 2012 - 14:00

FIFA have refuted claims made by one of their former corruption experts that they are investigating match-fixing allegations at the 2010 World Cup.

Chris Eaton, a former head of security with FIFA, told Channel 4 last night the organisation were looking into a specific incident in the clash between Nigeria and Greece.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Person: Chris Eaton Person: Ralf Mutschke Person: Eaton Event: World Cup Event: 2010 World Cup Event: 2010 FIFA World Cup Event: Fifa World Cup Organisation: FIFA Organisation: Channel 4 Organisation: FIFA Disciplinary Committee Organisation: national Football Associations

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