Sunday, 28 May 2006, 12:28 GMT 13:28 UK
FA to analyse suspicious betting
The Football Association is set to investigate claims that a League Two match may have been fixed last season.
The FA has received evidence from a professional gambler highlighting significant sums being staked in the Far East on a particular game.
Bets were put on one side winning the match by a margin of more than one goal, with the result being achieved.
An FA spokesman said: "As always if we have evidence of any breaches of the rules we will investigate thoroughly."
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