Athlone duo have match-fixing appels denied

The FAI have rejected the appeals of two former Athlone players in relation to match-fixing.

Athlone duo have match-fixing appels denied
Fri, 05 Oct, 2018 - 16:20

The FAI have rejected the appeals of two former Athlone players in relation to match-fixing.

Igors Labuts and Dragos Sfrijan have been banned for 12 months for breaking three association rules.

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