21.   The Malaysian is alleged to have been the representative of the gambling syndicate, while Fashanu allegedly handed over the money to the two goalkeepers.

22.   The prosecution alleged the Malaysian was the representative of an Asian gambling syndicate and that Fashanu was a middleman who handed over the money to the goalkeepers.

23.   The players were cleared in court but sanctioned by the FA after admitting they forecast the results of games for an Asian gambling syndicate.

24.   The prosecution alleges Grobbelaar and Segers deliberately threw games to receive money from a gambling syndicate, and Fashanu and Lim passed the money on.

25.   The prosecution alleges that Lim was the middleman for an Asian gambling syndicate.

26.   Grobbelaar was questioned by police last November after newspaper allegations of match-fixing involving Asian gambling syndicates were made by his former business partner Chris Vincent.

27.   He claimed Far Eastern gambling syndicates bet huge sums on the results of big English games.

28.   Although betting is illegal in Pakistan, big gambling syndicates are known to wager fortunes on cricket matches, operating from India and the Middle East.

29.   Football tournaments in Malaysia and Singapore have been tainted by match-fixing allegedly involving gambling syndicates which put money on manipulated results.

30.   Vincent claimed Asian gambling syndicates bet huge sums on the results of big English games.