The penalty made official by UEFA against Moldovan women’s national team and other individuals linked to it. A resolution that came as a consequence of the procedure opened for more than a year, in June 2022, as a result of the 2023 World Cup qualification duel A match that ended in a Romanian 0-4 win and raised suspicions of a possible attempt at match-fixing both in this match and in other previous rivalries.
Following the disciplinary investigation conducted by the Ethics and Disciplinary Inspectors of UEFA and the opening of disciplinary proceedings against the players of the national women’s team of Moldova and others, the UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Committee announced a total of five sanctions.
Starting with the leader of all. This is Moldovan futsal coach Mihail Bejenari. UEFA accuses him of non-cooperation with Ethics and Disciplinary Inspectors in addition to violating the integrity of matches and competitions. As a consequence of all this, he was disqualified for life from carrying out any activity related to football. Sanction that UEFA is asking FIFA to extend to everyone.
And then there is the section of players and their participation in this match fixing network. The hardest penalty of two years falls on footballer Doina Ciobanu. Sanction asking FIFA to extend it to everyone. The punishment of Dumitrița Prisăcari was along the same lines. In this case it is reduced to one year and applies worldwide. Same punishment for Nadejda Colesnicenco.
The last player was Anastasia Sivobolova. In this case, his punishment is 3 months for not informing UEFA about this rigging network.
Source: La Verdad
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