Cyprus is affected by a fodboldmæssig scandal.
the local football association chose Friday to cancel all matches in this round and defer them indefinitely.
the Judges chose to strike after a colleague's car was the subject of a bombesprængning.
You can see the car including:
He puesto una bomba en el coche de un árbitro de fútbol a Chipre.
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El árbitro se llama Andreas Constantinou y tiene 33 two years. the
SEE HAN SUSPENDIDO TODOS LOS PARTIDOS DE FÚTBOL A CHIPRE.
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the Vehicle's owner, 33-year-old Andrew Constantinou, was fortunately not inside the car when the bomb detonated on the hood, and he left, therefore, without scratches.
The cypriot fordboldforbund immediately took distance from the incident, which was classified as terrorism, and the president of the country, Body Anastasiades, called on the subsequent to that there will be cleared up in the sport, who have problems with match-fixing:
- We will no longer tolerate criminal elements who have nothing to do in the sports world, to blacken the cypriot football and the country's name to the president said.
the Judges felt, however, that the president with the words to support them, but rather that he claimed that several of them are in cahoots with the criminals, who are behind match-fixing on the island.
the Cyprus minister of justice, George Savvides, explained subsequently, that it is hard to get to the bottom of the whole match-fixing-morass, since, among other things, wiretapping is illegal in the country, and that they will send requests to UEFA to assist with the investigation of the pending match-fixing case.
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