Spanish police have made several arrests following a complaint from La Liga about a game in May 2018 that was possibly fixed by "an organised criminal group", the Spanish league has said. A number of current and former players, as well as club officials, from Spain's top two divisions have been detained. A La Liga spokesman said: "Today's police action follows a complaint filed by La Liga with the Spanish authorities about possible match-fixing in a May 2018 match. La Liga explained that it tipped off the police after its "integrity protection systems" - detailed analysis of betting patterns - detected possible match-fixing. It added: "La Liga continues to fight to eradicate any scourge against fair play in Spanish football."

Source: Sky sports May 28, 2019 09:33 UTC