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What is Fixed Rigged Matches in Football?

Fixed matches can involve setting the final score, ensuring a team wins or loses, or even controlling specific in-game events that are bet on by gamblers. There are also related practices such as spot-fixing, where only a small part of the game (like a first corner or a yellow card at a certain minute) is manipulated to win niche betting markets.

Match fixing isn’t new, one of the earliest known examples in association football dates back to 1898, when two clubs (Stoke City and Burnley) agreed to a draw in a promotion/relegation playoff to keep both in the top division. Football authorities responded by changing competition rules to prevent that kind of collusion.

On the internet, you’ll see many offers claiming to sell fixed match tips or “guaranteed results.” These are almost always scams, fake promises used to trick unsuspecting bettors into paying fees for information that isn’t real. In many betting communities online, users warn that most fixed match sellers are frauds and that there is no legitimate access to secret predetermined outcomes.