Match-fixing allegations in Spain

Reports from Spain say several current and former players from football clubs in the country's top division and second division have been arrested on suspicion of match-fixing. We get more details from a Madrid-based journalist on the allegations and on how match-fixing in football works.

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(Photo: A handout photo made available by the Spanish National Police of one of the police raids as part of an investigation of an alleged match fixing network. Credit: EPA/SPANISH NATIONAL POLICE HANDOUT)