Disciplinary Tribunal Partially Grants Ironi Tiberias' Request for Evidence in Match-Fixing Case
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First reported by Mako · 45 minutes ago
What happened
The Israel Football Association's Disciplinary Tribunal partially granted Ironi Tiberias' request for evidence transcription in their match-fixing case but denied other demands for additional investigative materials. The tribunal emphasized relevance and procedural timelines, allowing Tiberias to challenge the investigator and preserving their right to argue selective enforcement later. The club must respond to the indictment by August 23, 2026.
- 01The tribunal partially accepted Ironi Tiberias' request to transcribe audio interrogations for the match-fixing case.
- 02Requests for additional investigative materials and employment details of investigator Din Perger were denied.
- 03The tribunal ruled evidence must be relevant and rejected claims of selective enforcement without preliminary proof.
- 04Tiberias can cross-examine investigator Din Perger and raise related arguments in closing statements.
- 05The tribunal warned against broad evidence fishing that could delay the case and set a response deadline of August 23, 2026.
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