The vice-president of the Spanish Football League (LFP), Javier Tebas, has said that he believes the footballing authorities need to first admit that match-fixing happens in the sport before it can be eradicated.
A Europol investigation has gained evidence of fixing in 380 matches across Europe in recent years, but Tebas, who has previously claimed that matches in Spain have been bought, is not shocked by these revelations.