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Real Balompedica | First Federation The fourth referee of Balona-Andorra maintained that the match was rigged

Sugar Mizzy December 6, 2022

The fourth official of the match of the last day of last season in the then called Primera RFEF Balona-andorra, that is being investigated for possible rigging, the antequeran Guillermo Paradas Mazuelainformed one of the leaders of the gang that organized illegal betting that he had no “no doubt” that there was an agreement between the teams so that those of The line they achieved victory. it is the call intercepted by the police This Second RFEF referee maintains that the visiting coach, Eder Sarabia, agreed to the locker room of the albinegros shortly before the crash “and you came out smiling”, as revealed this Tuesday The confidential, which also talks about a possible previous adulteration in Cádiz-Elche of matchday 35 of the First Division for the benefit of the yellows.

“On the other hand, the National Police Center for Integrity in Sports and Gambling (Cenpida), based in Madrid, has managed to make progress in clarifying another apparently manipulated party. It is about a Real Balompédica Linense-FC Andorra that was played on May 28, 2022 and corresponded to the last day of the RFEF First Division ”, says the information from The confidential Signed by José María Olmo.



“The locals needed the three points to maintain the category and the Andorrans were already mathematically promoted to the Second Division. after the match, another of the alleged conifer brains He telephoned the fourth referee of that match, a young man who acted as the starting judge in RFEF Second Division duels. This story in the tapped call that he had no doubt that Real Balompédica Linense-FC Andorra had been prepared so that the people of Cádiz would win. The referee recounted that he had even seen to the coach of FC Andorra, Éder Sarabia, second coach of fc barcelona in 2020, “Access to Linense’s dressing room” 15 minutes before the match starts “and leave smiling””, the news abounds.

“Researchers have found that the organization effectively bet on the victory of Linense. The match ended 3-1. The locals took the lead in the 15th minute after a strange mistake by the Andorra goalkeeper. Last week, Cenpida arrested one of the Linense footballers who played that match, the central jesus munoz, for having presumably warned the network of the marker that was going to happen. The victory allowed Balompedica to save the category”continues, without clarifying that those who train Alberto Monteagudo would have avoided relegation even with defeat, according to the rest of the markers of that last day.

According to the information he handles southern europe and of which this newspaper already testified on November 29, Jesus Muñoz was not arrested, but called to testify.

In that same conversation, Guillermo Paradas talks about another possible fix, at Cornellà-Castellón.

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