Wettskandal: KS Vllaznia - SK Rapid Wien war geschoben

[m_fiala]

Die Quelle ist ca. so seriös wie "eure" Österreich!

wenn du nicht lesen kannst, tuts mir leid, aber ist ja auch egal, dass ich mich mit dir herumärgere...

[Milka_Hase]

Oh mein Gott!

[eciddie]

Es geht um Hin- und Rückspiel.

stimmt - hab zuerst nur das eine match gesehen....

The matches concerned are:

UCL 2nd Qualifying round 21.07.2009 Stabæk IF - KF Tirana

UEL 2nd Qualifying round 16.07.2009 Bnei Yehuda Tel-Aviv FC - FC Dinaburg

UEL 2nd Qualifying round 23.07.2009 FC Dinaburg - Bnei Yehuda Tel-Aviv FC

UEL 2nd Qualifying round 23.07.2009 KS Vllaznia - SK Rapid Wien

UEL 2nd Qualifying round 16.07.2009 SK Rapid Wien - KS Vllaznia

UEL 3rd Qualifying round 06.08.2009 NK IB Ljubljana - FC Metalurh Donetsk

UEL 3rd Qualifying round 30.07.2009 Fenerbahçe SK - Budapest Honvéd FC

bearbeitet 25. November 2009 von eciddie

[Rapidler___1899]

Wenn wir keine Schuld haben wird es sowieso nur Konsequenzen für Vllaznia geben.

Trotzdem f**** mich sowas an ...

[LaDainian]

Wettskandal: Rapid-Spiele gegen Vllaznia betroffen

Im größten Wettskandal der europäischen Fußball-Geschichte hat die UEFA fünf osteuropäische Vereine genannt, die in Spielmanipulationen verwickelt sein sollen.

Darunter befindet sich auch der albanische Club KS Vllaznia, Gegner von Rapid Wien in der zweiten Runde der Europa-League-Qualifikation.

Beide Spiele der Grün-Weißen gegen Vllaznia stehen unter dem Verdacht, von den Albanern manipuliert worden zu sein. Das Hinspiel in Wien gewann Rapid mit 5:0, das Rückspiel ebenfalls klar mit 3:0.

Quelle: sport.orf.at

[Feanor]

Die Quelle ist ca. so seriös wie "eure" Österreich!

[DiePartei]

Jetzt da die Liste draußen ist...Ja,es waren beide Spiele ganz klar geschoben.... Und bei euch nicht das einzige, was man so hört

[ante jazic]

ich mag mein eintrittsgeld zurück!

[Rapidler___1899]

Following today's meeting at UEFA Headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland, with the nine national football associations named last week by German authorities as having domestic league matches under investigation, and based on the information that a number of European fixtures were also being investigated, UEFA General Secretary, Gianni Infantino, issued the following statement:

Seven club competition fixtures

"From the original list of around 40 fixtures in Europe that were considered suspicious in terms of results, UEFA is today further investigating seven European club competition fixtures under its jurisdiction in more detail. The five clubs involved are KF Tirana (ALB), FC Dinaburg (LVA), KS Vllaznia (ALB), NK IB Ljubljana (SVN) and Budapest Honvéd FC (HUN). The matches concerned are:

• UCL 2nd qualifying round (21.07.2009): Stabæk IF-KF Tirana

• UEL 2nd qualifying round (16.07.2009): Bnei Yehuda Tel-Aviv FC-FC Dinaburg

• UEL 2nd qualifying round (23.07.2009): FC Dinaburg-Bnei Yehuda Tel-Aviv FC

• UEL 2nd qualifying round (23.07.2009): KS Vllaznia-SK Rapid Wien

• UEL 2nd qualifying round (16.07.2009): SK Rapid Wien-KS Vllaznia

• UEL 3rd qualifying round (06.08.2009): NK IB Ljubljana-FC Metalurh Donetsk

• UEL 3rd qualifying round (30.07.2009): Fenerbahçe SK-Budapest Honvéd FC

UEFA's own investigation

"Irrespective of the above matches, UEFA is today also opening its own investigation into the possible involvement of three referees and one other individual connected to UEFA, in the match-fixing. Contrary to media reports there is no suspicion or investigation into any UEFA administration staff. It is clear that we can make no further comment or speculation into the possible names of any individuals that may be involved until the investigation has been completed.

Full co-operation

"UEFA wishes to stress that it has been co-operating fully with the German police and authorities on the case and indeed, following a request from the German police for information on a number of matches, UEFA was able to assist thanks to its Betting Fraud Detection System that has been monitoring all UEFA competitions and European national league first and second-division matches for irregular betting patterns since July 2009.

Trust in associations

"UEFA will file criminal complaints, together with the relevant national associations, as soon as possible against clubs, officials and/or players in those countries concerned. We have full trust in our national associations to deal with the cases related to their national competitions and will continue to provide them with our full co-operation and assistance."

Declaration following the ad hoc meeting between UEFA and the football associations of Austria, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Germany, Hungary, Slovenia, Switzerland and Turkey.

Following a three-hour meeting at UEFA headquarters regarding the current match-fixing and betting scandal with the objective of an exchange of information, UEFA and the nine associations that were mentioned in the Bochum case issued the following statement:

1. UEFA and the national associations are facing a case of organised crime which exceeds the investigative power of sports jurisdiction. They are grateful to the state authorities for their firm action, also in the interest of sport.

2. UEFA and the national associations will contact the competent authorities in each country to obtain access to the relevant information involving clubs and individuals within their jurisdiction.

3. On behalf of the nine football associations present, UEFA will officially request full access to the entire case file from the public prosecution office in Bochum. According to the competent authorities, this procedure may take several weeks.

4. Until such a file is available, anything published in the press regarding the match-fixing case in Bochum is pure speculation and not conclusive. No comments on individuals or clubs based on this speculation can be made at the current stage of proceedings.

5. UEFA and the nine associations invite any player or official willing to report incidents that may be related with any kind of corruption, fraud or match-fixing to the relevant national football authority or UEFA.

6. UEFA and the national associations will not refrain from taking severe action within their responsibility and UEFA will provide assistance and co-ordinate matters in all procedures whenever necessary.

7. UEFA and the nine associations are fully committed to eradicating these malpractices that are threatening the game. No distinction will be made as to whether this malpractice originates from a player, an official or any other individual.

©uefa.com

[RapidRichi]

stimmt - hab zuerst nur das eine match gesehen....

The matches concerned are:

UCL 2nd Qualifying round 21.07.2009 Stabæk IF - KF Tirana

UEL 2nd Qualifying round 16.07.2009 Bnei Yehuda Tel-Aviv FC - FC Dinaburg

UEL 2nd Qualifying round 23.07.2009 FC Dinaburg - Bnei Yehuda Tel-Aviv FC

UEL 2nd Qualifying round 23.07.2009 KS Vllaznia - SK Rapid Wien

UEL 2nd Qualifying round 16.07.2009 SK Rapid Wien - KS Vllaznia

UEL 3rd Qualifying round 06.08.2009 NK IB Ljubljana - FC Metalurh Donetsk

UEL 3rd Qualifying round 30.07.2009 Fenerbahçe SK - Budapest Honvéd FC

und eine zeile weiter oben ..

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sorry zu spät gesehn

[LaDainian]

Jetzt da die Liste draußen ist...Ja,es waren beide Spiele ganz klar geschoben.... Und bei euch nicht das einzige, was man so hört

Kannst es belegen? Nein? Dann lass das herumgeschwafel auch.

[El Capitano]

Damit hätte ich nicht gerechnet.

Verloren hättens zwar sowieso, aber das überrascht mich jetzt schon ein bisschen. Naja, solange nur Vllaznia verdächtigt wird, kanns uns wurscht sein.

[RapidRichi]

und weiß man schon was wegen den bundesliga spiele .. war da rapid dabei ..

[Rapidler___1899]

Jetzt da die Liste draußen ist...Ja,es waren beide Spiele ganz klar geschoben.... Und bei euch nicht das einzige, was man so hört

Noch nicht erholt vom Derby?

[alex.]

Jetzt da die Liste draußen ist...Ja,es waren beide Spiele ganz klar geschoben.... Und bei euch nicht das einzige, was man so hört

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