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Seven matches of the 2026 World Cup are under suspicion of match-fixing, according to the Copenhagen Group, which monitors sports manipulation. Allegations include irregular betting patterns linked to specific incidents, such as a red card and VAR decisions, prompting FIFA to request explanations. Despite live monitoring of all matches, FIFA reported no suspicious betting activity during the tournament.
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