This report is made within the Anti MatchFixing Top Training (AMATT) project, and was funded by the European Commission under the Erasmus + program. Coordinated by Transparency and Integrity, this project is implemented in six countries, besides Portugal: Spain, Italy, Slovenia, Austria, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Here, data from a first phase of the project resulting from a questionnaire are presented in order to generate a database to support the understanding of result manipulation and the development of education/training programs that can effectively combat the match-fixing problem. In the authors’ understanding, the perceptions of the sports actors are essential for understanding the phenomenon, especially its challenges.

Publication Year: 2018

Author: Marcelo Moriconi Bezerra

Promoter Entity: Transparency and Integrity

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