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World Cup 2026: Zwane’s Red Card Vs Mexico Flagged In Match-Fixing Probe

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An international advisory group flagged South Africa’s Themba Zwane’s late red card against Mexico during the FIFA World Cup 2026 opener as an incident linked to irregular betting patterns and potential match-fixing alerts. Recall that Zwane received a red card in the 84th minute of South Africa’s 2-0 defeat to Mexico on June 11, 2026, [...]

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