European football governing body UEFA has confirmed that it is monitoring the situation in Turkey, as Turkish football becomes the latest country to become embroiled in serious allegations of match-fixing and corruption, with more than 30 people now facing charges including the deputy chairman and president of leading club sides Besiktas and Fenerbahce.
With the new football season just weeks away from kick off, Turkish police have arrested some twenty-six people in the past two weeks [...]
