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of corruption, with last year"s match between Terek and Krylya Sovetov drawing accusations of match-fixing. The then-head of the Russian Football Union, current Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko, said he was "ashamed" for the guests. Terek won the match 3-2.Lokomotiv Moscow midfielder Dmitry Torbinsky told the Sovetski Sport paper on Wednesday that he as afraid his club would face "12 men" in Saturday"s game against Terek in Grozny.
"We"ll have to face our opponents and a biased referee," the Russian international said. "It"s always like that in Grozny. Why, I don"t know."
"You could say we"ll have to play against 12 Terek players," he added.
In last year"s corresponding fixture, which Terek won 2-1, referee Alexei Kovalev was beaten up after the match by unknown assailants. The incident led to Russian referees sending an open letter to the football authorities saying they would no longer work in Grozny if they were subject to "psychological and
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