The Dutch Soccer Association (KNVB) has now confirmed that
in 2009, a premier league game between Utrecht and Willem II was fixed. This is the first time that this has happened
at such a high level. The KNVB says that
a Singaporean, who has been fixing games worldwide, was behind the fixing of
this particular match. The key player
involved was Ibrahim Kargbo, from Sierra Leone, who was playing on the Willem
II team at the time. He is suspected of
having involved two other Willem II players.
The KNVB considers it probable that a game between Willem II and the
national team of Sierra Leone was also fixed.
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