The Aquatic Sports Association of Malta (ASA) confirmed that it has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), granting the ASA access to the MGA’s report related to recent integrity concerns in Maltese water polo. The agreement follows the appointment of a dedicated Integrity Officer, who has established
The Aquatic Sports Association (ASA) said it had opened an investigation into “potential integrity breaches” involving several national water polo players, after identifying betting activity involving several players. On Wednesday, Times of Malta revealed that as many as 15 individuals, including players and a coach from across several clubs, have
The Aquatic Sports Association (ASA) said it had opened an investigation into “potential integrity breaches” involving several national water polo players, after identifying betting activity involving several players. On Wednesday, Times of Malta revealed that as many as 15 individuals, including players and a coach from across several clubs, have
The Aquatic Sports Association of Malta (ASA) said Wednesday it has launched an investigation into potential integrity breaches involving a number of national waterpolo players, after formally securing access to a Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) report linked to the case. In a statement, the ASA said that, as of close of business on Tuesday, it had entered
Malta's water polo community is facing what sources have described as the “biggest scandal in Malta’s sporting history”, following revelations of betting activity involving players and individuals connected to the national team and domestic clubs. A report drawn up by the Malta Gaming Authority was handed to the Authority for Integrity in Maltese Sport