More controversy in Serie B over a “suspicious red card”. Fear of another betting scandal: the expulsion causes discussion.
Another jolt in B series. The cadet series lends itself alongside criticismsafter the last matches of the season, and the fear now according to some is that we could fall back into the mistakes of the past and once again face sanctions and investigations, for a case of alleged bets.
He has thought about shedding light on these events in the last few hours Daily fact, which brought some episodes that occurred in the final stages of the season into the spotlight. Hypotheses, up to this moment, which if confirmed could have an outcome that no one expected.
The waters in fact, after the case that had affected some Benevento players – totally unrelated to the facts as judged by the sentences – last year, the fear in the League is now great and the level of attention has grown more. Here’s what happened and what Fanpage referred to in the last few hours.
Serie B: a new scandal is being investigated
As reported by Everyday occurrence therefore, what would be suspicious would be a Serie B playoff match for the relegation that has just ended. We are talking about Ternana-Bari, which saw the guests overturn the result of the first leg and go on to a good victory in Umbria. According to the newspaper, right after the third goal was scored there would have been something suspicious, namely an expulsion, which arrived on the sidelines and with the result now in the safe.
The expulsion to which reference is made is that of Bellomo, who from the bench had started arguing with the ball boy and the fourth official, only to be sent away by the referee with a red light. La Penna’s expulsion against the Bari player would have been played by several receivers in Bari. Here’s what attracted attention.
The bets on Bellomo’s expulsion
But then why didn’t this bet end up on the radar of providers betting? Il Fatto explains that since it was an expulsion from the sidelines, the betting site in question did not pay the bet, apparently quoted at 24 times the stake, but would have limited itself to returning the money bet.
At this time the newspaper made it known what happened. club, neither the player nor his agent wanted to comment on the episode. It remains to be seen whether this explosion caused a movement of betting on unofficial circuits.
