Tag Archives: Fenerbahce

Fenerbahce president convicted by Turkish courts for match-fixing
July 5, 2012
Match-fixing is a sin that falls in the recesses of the unforgivable, and earlier this week, Turkish courts convicted Fenerbahce president Aziz Yildrim to six years and three months in prison on match-fixing charges
New Italian fixing case comes out; Turkey clears all clubs; Espanyol sue radio station
May 9, 2012
Italy is looking at a new fixing case; Turkish clubs are all cleared; Espanyol suing radio station over match fixing claim
Turkish receives European ban for alleged fixing
August 25, 2011
In legal news, Turkey's Fenerbahce have been booted from this season's Champions League due to an ongoing match fixing investigation
Turkish match fixing case takes another turn
July 11, 2011
After 61 were were detained, Turkish authorities have charged 26 in relation to the 19 fixed matches
Turkish champions implicated in fixing scandal
July 4, 2011
The most successful side in Turkish history, Fenerbahce, has seen its chairman suspended as part of the match fixing investigation