Uefa Bans FK Arsenal Tivat for 10 Years Due to Match-Fixing
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Summary
Uefa bans FK Arsenal Tivat from European competition for 10 years and fines them €500,000 after an investigation into match-fixing allegations involving the Montenegrin club.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledA number of players and officials of Arsenal Tivat have also received bans which European football's governing body has asked Fifa to extend worldwide.
Uefa said the punishment, which includes a €500,000 fine and runs up to and including the 2034-35 season, was in relation to a Conference League qualifying tie between Armenian side Alashkert and Arsenal Tivat in July 2023.
Arsenal Tivat drew 1-1 at Alashkert before the ban.
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