Two businessmen have been convicted of planning to fix matches in the lower reaches of English football.
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On Tuesday, a jury at Birmingham Crown Court found Chann Sankaran and Krishna Ganeshan, both originally from Singapore, guilty of conspiracy to commit bribery.
Hakeem Adelakun, a former player, was cleared of the same charge, while jurors are still considering verdicts on two other players, Moses Swaibu and Michael Boateng.
All three played for non-league Whitehawk, a club in the seaside resort city of Brighton, in the Conference South -- English football's sixth level.
They were arrested in December following an undercover operation by the Daily Telegraph newspaper.