West Ham United midfielder Lucas Paqueta has been charged with misconduct by the Football Association (FA) in relation to alleged betting breaches. The FA opened an investigation into Paqueta last August. He has now been charged with four alleged breaches of FA Rule E5.1 in relation to his conduct in West Ham’s Premier League fixtures...
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West Ham star Lucas Paqueta facing 10-YEAR ban after being charged with spot-fixing in Premier League matches, with Brazil midfielder accused of deliberately getting booked four times
Lucas Paqueta is facing a lengthy ban from football after being charged with four counts of spot-fixing in Premier League games. Mail Sport revealed Paqueta had been charged on Thursday afternoon, with the FA later confirming the full details of an extraordinary case which sees the West Ham midfield player accused of being deliberately booked...
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Three A-League players arrested after betting probe into alleged yellow card ‘manipulation’ plot
A group of professional soccer players in Australia’s top flight have been arrested for alleged betting corruption. In a statement released Friday, NSW Police say three A-League players have been arrested. The NSW Organised Crime Squad led the investigation. The players are connected to Macarthur FC, NewsWire understands. Police say a senior player was allegedly...
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The Premier League title permutations – how Manchester City and Arsenal can become champions
Manchester City’s victory over Tottenham Hotspur on Tuesday leaves them on the cusp of a record-breaking fourth consecutive English top-flight title. However, due to Arsenal’s superb recent form, the battle to be crowned Premier League champions will go down to the final day of the season on Sunday. Pep Guardiola’s team are now two points...
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Premier League eyeing ABOLISHING points deductions and introducing an NBA-style ‘luxury tax’ over fears top stars will leave if rules restrict their pay – after Everton and Nottingham Forest lost points
Premier League clubs are considering abolishing points deductions and introducing a ‘luxury tax’, Mail Sport can reveal. The hefty points-deduction punishments for Everton and Nottingham Forest – coupled with a quiet January transfer window as clubs did not dare overspend and risk sanction – have left many officials to deem the league’s Profit and Sustainability Rules...
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