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Marathonbet reports ‘abnormal’ activity before allegedly fixed match Hoverla v Olimpik

15:04, 5 April 2016
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Both teams were almost level in standings of the Ukrainian Premier League. “Therefore, we first considered Hoverla as the favourite of the match, given the were playing on the home field”, said the bookie’s spokesperson.

READ MORE: Possible match-fixing in Ukrainian football league

Marathonbet added that just on 8am GMT on the match day the odds were 2.72 (Hoverla) – 3.2 (Draw) – 2.68 (Olimpik). But within hours, punters started betting heavily on the away team, both on a win and on a win with a negative handicap. The bookie had respond by slash the odds to 8.4 – 4.85 – 1.33.

The goals in the match that was held on Sunday, April 3, were scored by Olimpik players Goshkoderya and Moha. It’s also worth noting that the Donetsk club finished the match with only 9 players, after Tanchyk and Partsvania were sent off.

 

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