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Results for matches played in Bulawayo from (2006-01-01)

Date	Team	Team	Score	Event	Country - Town
2009-10-29	Mozambique (130)	Zambia (58)	0:2	Friendly	Bulawayo
2009-10-26	Zimbabwe (91)	Botswana (132)	1:0	Friendly	Bulawayo
2009-10-22	Swaziland (162)	Comoros (179)	3:0	Friendly	Bulawayo
2009-10-22	Seychelles (177)	Botswana (132)	0:2	Friendly	Bulawayo
2009-10-20	Seychelles (177)	Comoros (179)	1:2	Friendly	Bulawayo
2009-10-20	Botswana (132)	Swaziland (162)	1:0	Friendly	Bulawayo
2009-10-18	Swaziland (162)	Seychelles (177)	2:1	Friendly	Bulawayo
2009-10-18	Comoros (179)	Botswana (132)	0:0	Friendly	Bulawayo
2009-08-12	Zimbabwe (91)	Lesotho (158)	1:1	Friendly	Bulawayo
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Xamax owner Chagaev to be prosecuted in Neuchatel

Prosecutors in the Swiss canton of Neuchatel say they will lead investigations of alleged fraud and mismanagement involving disgraced Neuchatel Xamax owner Bulat Chagaev, who is reportedly on hunger strike in prison. Neuchatel and Geneva authorities both opened probes into the Chechen businessman's activities in November.

Swiss club Xamax bankrupt, Chechen owner arrested

Stricken Swiss side Neuchatel Xamax slipped from crisis into shame and near-oblivion Thursday, as its Chechen owner was arrested hours after declaring the club bankrupt. Bulat Chagaev was detained by authorities in Geneva, who had been investigating him for suspected fraud, to prevent "financial mismanagement." Hours earlier, Xamax said it would file for bankruptcy, then was formally...

Swiss authorities arrest Chechen soccer owner

Swiss authorities say they have arrested the Chechen owner of Neuchatel Xamax, hours after the soccer club said it would file for bankruptcy. Geneva prosecutors said in a statement Thursday that Chechen businessman Bulat Chagaev was arrested to prevent "financial mismanagement." Prosecutors said a hearing was scheduled for Friday.

Swiss authorities arrest Neuchatel Xamax owner

Swiss authorities say they have arrested the Chechen owner of Neuchatel Xamax, hours after the football club said it would file for bankruptcy. Geneva prosecutors said in a statement Thursday that Chechen businessman Bulat Chagaev was arrested to prevent "financial mismanagement." Prosecutors said a hearing was scheduled for Friday.

Swiss club Neuchatel Xamax files for bankruptcy

Neuchatel Xamax says it will file for bankruptcy after the Swiss League withdrew its license to play matches. The crisis-torn club says in a statement on its website that it has "immediately" released all players from their contracts. Xamax, which is majority owned by Chechen businessman Bulat Chagaev, was stripped of its license last week because of suspected fraud and a failure to prove...

Neuchatel kicked out of Swiss league

Neuchatel Xamax have been stripped of their license and kicked out of the Swiss Super League less than one year after being taken over by Russian businessman Bulat Chagaev.

Neuchatel Xamax loses Swiss League license

Chechen-owned club Neuchatel Xamax has lost its license to play in the Swiss Football League. The league says in a statement that Xamax has committed "serious violations" of its obligations. The league's disciplinary commission ruled that Xamax's owners failed to provide documents relating to a change of ownership, when businessman Bulat Chagaev took over last May.

Spanish King's Cup last-16, first leg results

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Swiss league again docks Neuchatel Xamax 4 points

The Swiss Football Association has deducted four points from Chechen-owned club Neuchatel Xamax for failing to prove it paid players' wages. It is the second time the club owned by businessman Bulat Chagaev faces such a penalty after it was docked four points for violating its license in December.

Makers of criticized World Cup ball make changes

Accepting widespread criticism of the Jabulani's movement at last year's World Cup, Adidas has completely redesigned the ball that will be used at the 2012 European Championship. The swerving Jabulani angered several coaches in South Africa and was even cited as a possible cause for "inexplicable" goalkeeping mistakes in an official FIFA report.

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