Once there's solid evidence, such as agreements before the match, call records, or recordings.
These will become match-fixing scandals and will be severely punished.
But the reason why tacit match-fixing still appears is because such evidence is often not easy to provide.
So...as long as there is evidence, tacit match-fixing is match-fixing.
But if there's no evidence, procedurally, it's impossible to determine it's match-fixing, but morality and public opinion can.
So, don't think just because there are many tacit matches in reality, this behavior should be assumed as not match-fixing, the standard should not be lowered due to frequent occurrences.
Some things, however often they appear, remain illegal.
The death group, the best watch is always the last group match.
Just like the current situation in Group A.
Spain and England are fiercely battling from afar.
