The match-fixing indictment submitted by chief prosecutor Mehmet Berk to the 16th High Criminal Court on Saturday has pushed Turkish football further to abyss.
Istanbul / NationalTurk – The primary consequences of the match fixing indictment was immediately felt in Sunday’s matches, eclipsing the results of the games of week 14, as İstanbul Büyükşehir Belediyespor’s Can Arat, Bursaspor’s left back Gökçek Vederson and Sivasspor striker Mehmet Yıldız were withdrawn from their respective teams due to their suspect status.
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