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Sports Print edition: 2020-02-05

FIFA bans Kenyan trio and Ugandan player for match-fixing

Four players found guilty of involvement in match-fixing in the Kenyan top flight have been given bans by FIFA, one of them for life, football's world governing body said on Tuesday.
Published February 5, 2020 Updated February 4, 2020 11:53pm

Four players found guilty of involvement in match-fixing in the Kenyan top flight have been given bans by FIFA, one of them for life, football's world governing body said on Tuesday.

Ugandan player George Mandela has been banned for life from all football-related activity "given his central role in the conspiracy", FIFA said in a statement.

Kenyan trio Moses Chikati, Festus Okiring and Festo Omukoto were all banned for four years.

Copyright Agence France-Presse, 2020

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