China cleans up football league
Players, officials and referees have been arrested in match-fixing scandals.
Published On 28 Mar 2010
The Chinese football season has begun under greater scrutiny than ever before.
The sport has long been blighted by match-fixing, fuelled by an underground betting industry worth up to $150bn a year.
The government has launched a crackdown, with players, officials and referees among those arrested.
Harry Fawcett has this report from Beijing.
Source: Al Jazeera