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Betting Allegations Endanger 2026 World Cup
The article discusses doubts regarding the integrity of the 2026 World Cup due to betting and prediction markets that were raised during the tournament. The European Union Council conducted monitoring of all matches, finding that 15 matches were under heightened surveillance, with 7 yellow cards issued, and 12 controversial cases assessed. These concerns stem from events within the matches and movements in the betting markets, especially related to refereeing decisions and on-field incidents such as Thimba Zwani's red card, controversies surrounding Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology, and the prediction market for the Spain versus Cape Verde match. The findings indicate potential risks of manipulation, threatening the authenticity of the tournament.
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