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Fixing in sport: ‘I don’t want to get us killed’ – How suspected cartel money corrupted Australian soccer
The Athletic's eight-month investigation into fixing details the way a group of Australian players were corrupted
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Timeline cronologica
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Is the World Cup vulnerable to fixers? Fears grow as ‘every sport in every continent’ faces corruption
The Athletic's eight-month investigation into fixing has revealed the global scope of the problem facing sport
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Fixing in sport: With gambling arrests in NBA and MLB, what can the U.S. learn from Europe’s scars?
In the second part of The Athletic's eight-month investigation into fixing, we look at the betting scandals gripping U.S. sport
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Fixing in sport: ‘I don’t want to get us killed’ – How suspected cartel money corrupted Australian soccer
The Athletic's eight-month investigation into fixing details the way a group of Australian players were corrupted
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Fixing in sport: The Relegation King – ‘Only politics and drug trafficking are more lucrative than match-fixing’
The Athletic's eight-month investigation into fixing looks at the way one fixer sought to destroy Brazilian clubs from the inside
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Fixing in sport: How Asian and European organised crime groups are working together to target football
The Athletic went to Europol headquarters in the Hague to learn about the fight with organised crime groups targeting football
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Match fixing in tennis: How gangs use threats and violence to prey on lower-ranked players with everything to lose
The Athletic's eight-month investigation explains why tennis remains so vulnerable to fixers.