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    SASCOC wants juducial inquiry into world cup match-fixing

    SASCOC, South Africa's Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee, wants a judicial inquiry into the match-fixing allegations of pre-World 2010 FIFA World Cup warm-up matches against Thailand, Bulgaria, Colombia and Guatemala.
    2 Apr 2013
    2 Apr 2013
    SASCOC wants juducial inquiry into world cup match-fixing

    FIFA, however, are insisting that the matter be handled and resolved by SAFA as it is a football-related affair, and have warned the SA government of possible consequences, says a report on The Sun.

    Read the full article on www.thesun.co.uk.

    Read more: FIFA, SA government, Olympic Committee
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