FIFA as vowed to act on revelations of worldwide match-fixing, but its top security official warns that the governing bosy will need help from outside football to eradicate te problem.
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Monday's report from Europol said that 380 matches across Europe had been fixed by an Asia-based crime syndicate, including World Cup and European Championship qualifiers as well as the continent's top club competitions.
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'' The cooperation between law enforcement and sporting organizations needs to be strenghtened '', FIFA's director of security Ralf Mutschke said in a statement.
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'' The support of law enforcement bodies, legal investigations, and ultimately tougher sanctions are required, as currently there is low risk and high gain potential for the fixers ''.
All those involved in this would definately lose some respect. It would be a disgrace