Agence France-PresseMay 23, 2013 19:00
Hungarian prosecutors on Thursday charged 45 people as part of probe into alleged match-fixing during games in Hungary, Italy, Finland and two international fixtures, investigators said.
"Among those charged are former players, players still in activity, referees, club owners, managers and coaches," a statement said.
The prosecutor's spokeswoman said the accused -- 44 HUngarians and one Singaporean national -- faced sentences ranging from two to 16 years in jail.
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