The president of SD Huesca, another football club that climbed into first division this season before being relegated again, was also targeted. Those at Huesca "are suspected of having taken part in match-fixing when they were in the second division," the source said. "The match-fixing related to the third division was unsuccessful, forcing the players involved to compensate the loss by doing another in the future," they added. - 'Must be clean' -Match-fixing has been a constant issue in Spanish football. The ring was accused of using players to force situations such as corners or penalties in games in the third and fourth tiers of Spanish football.

Source: The Nation Bangkok May 29, 2019 00:56 UTC