Possible sentences for La League match-making

The Spanish Football Federation Penal Code envisions several different penalties for clubs and individuals found to be guilty of setting up matches.

A number of football players, as well as Hjesca's president, were arrested Tuesday over the investigation into match-making in Spanish football.

Punishments for such cases may vary from six months to four years in prison, fines that can reach up to 5.5m euros, and even suspension from football for one to six years.

Clubs involved in match-making scandals are also at risk of evil-deed punishment, according to Article 75 in Spain's Football Federation disciplinary code.

The 2-0 match won by Valencia has ended under investigation after the warning of La Ligas, due to extraordinary money figures played on the betting markets in Europe and Asia.

According to the investigation, the deal has not been among the clubs, but among the specific players, who had agreed to get large figures for the office's victory.

Through a press release, Valancia found himself innocent and unconventional, while threatening with legal media measures that abuse such news.

Much the same communique has published Vallad, who has promised full cooperation with investigative bodies.