GENEVA: The World Cup marks the climax of a season in which match-fixing has spread more widely through football than ever.
Clubs and officials in at least 12 European countries - four of whose national teams will line up in South Africa - are under scrutiny in the continent's biggest football corruption investigation, being led by police in Germany.
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