Hong Kong arrests match fixers and toughens its financial governance

8th January 2014

By Andrew Warshaw
January 8 – Football’s crackdown on match-fixing has now spread to Hong Kong where authorities also plan to introduce tougher measures to check the financial background of club directors ahead of the new domestic Premier League in September.

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Hong Kong arrests match fixers and toughens its financial governance

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