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Cup Winner Karvina Expelled From Czech Top Flight Over Match-Fixing Allegations
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100% centerFirst reported by Mako · Jun 16, 2026
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What happened
MFK Karvina has been expelled from the Czech top flight and fined over alleged match fixing tied to three relegation-era games. The club and its mayor-representative Jan Wolf were heavily punished, but the ruling is still subject to appeal and could also reshape European qualification.
- 01Karvina was expelled from the first division and fined 10 million korunas.
- 02Mayor Jan Wolf received a 12-year ban and a 3 million koruna fine.
- 03The committee cited match fixing in three 2023/24 relegation games.
- 04UEFA may block Karvina's Europa League playoff place.
- 05The appeal could leave the Czech top flight with only 15 teams.
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