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A-League Viewership Impact Post-Betting Scandal by End of 2024 Season
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Macarthur FC's Ulises Dávila Among Three A-League Players Arrested Over Betting Scandal
May 17, 2024, 02:37 AM
Three A-League soccer players, including Macarthur FC captain Ulises Dávila, have been arrested in Sydney over an alleged betting scandal. The players are accused of participating in a yellow card betting scheme that traces back to South America. The arrests, conducted in dawn raids, were part of an investigation by the New South Wales Police and come just a week ahead of the A-League grand final. The A-League is in damage control as the scandal has international implications. The players are expected to face court on Friday afternoon.
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