Ex-national footballer remanded seven days in match-fixing probe

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  • Saturday, 15 Apr 2017

PUTRAJAYA: A former national football player has been remanded for seven days by the magistrate's court here over alleged match-fixing activities.

Khairul Anuar Baharum, 43, will be remanded to aid in investigations on match fixing Premier League matches involving the Malaysian Indian Sports Council-Malaysia Indian Football Asso­ciation (MISC-MIFA).

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