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South African team receive lifetime ban after scoring 41 own goals during match
dailystar.co.ukBBC Sport Africa: "These people don't have respect for football, and we cannot allow it to happen again." He added: "Our investigation found that Matiyasi and Nsami wanted to stop Shivulani from topping the log, so they agreed on fixing the match to prevent this from happening."After hearing that Matiyasi were leading 22-0 at half-time, Shivulani colluded to remove Kotoko Happy Boys players from the field.
The players who came off said they were tired leaving their team with only seven players. In the Matiyasi game meanwhile, the referee gave players red cards so that Nsami ended up with seven players."HAVE YOUR SAY!
Are lifetime bans a fair punishment for match-fixing? Let us know in the comments section belowRamphago continued: "When we investigated, we discovered that some of the Matiyasi goals were not even [properly registered] because the referee was unable to interpret his report."We found the referee was just writing - 'player number 2 scored 10 goals, player number 5 scored 20 goals and so on - but there were 41 own goals so how were they recording these?"Club officials from the four clubs have received various bans between five and eight seasons, whilst the match officials have been prohibited for 10 seasons. .
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