Organized crime, illegal betting syndicates and opaque money are moving deeper into global sport. We investigate their reach into clubs and governing bodies, from corruption and money laundering to the trafficking, abuse and exploitation of players.
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Australia Wants to Criminalise Match-Fixing. Why Single Out Sudanese Teenagers?
Teenage Sudanese arriving in Australia to play football are being targeted by match fixers, according to the Federal Sports Minister, Anika Wells.
However, evidence to support such a claim is hard to find.
“At the moment we have situation...
UEFA Sanctions Cannot Erase Red Star Belgrade’s Loyalty to Ratko Mladić
On 27 August, Red Star Belgrade supporters travelled to the Czech Republic to watch their club try to protect a 3-0 first-leg lead against Viktoria Plzeň in the Europa League playoffs. During the match, a banner appeared in the away end.
“...
UEFA Is Lifting Its FIFA Boycott. But Its Campaign Against Infantino Is Not Over.
UEFA is preparing to lift its boycott of FIFA competitions, less than a month after all 55 European associations agreed that their national teams would stay away.
This averts the immediate confrontation of a civil war between FIFA and its...
The Robot Olympics Are Really a Chinese Showroom
China supplies more than 96% of the teams and robots, while foreign universities frequently compete using Chinese-built humanoids.
On August 22, a robot beat Usain Bolt in Beijing.
Why Australia’s Nick Kyrgios Could Serve Just One Month for a Cocaine Ban
Nick Kyrgios has been provisionally suspended from professional tennis after testing positive for a metabolite of cocaine at the Mallorca Championships in June.
According to the International Tennis Integrity Agency’s announcement, Kyrgios...
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