(CNN) -- Turkish police have swooped to detain 46 people as part of a widespread investigation into match-fixing in European football. Former Turkey international players Arif Erdem and Fatih Akyel were among those held, along with Bosnia goalkeeper Kenan Hasagic, Turkey's Hurriyet Daily News reported on Wednesday. Erdem is assistant coach of the Istanbul Municipality team, whose 3-1 victory in a Turkish Super League match against Genclerbirligi in May 2009 is under investigation by the Turkish Football Federation. The game had also come under suspicion from German prosecutors who launched a probe into match-fixing last year. Goalkeeper Recep Ozturk, who then played for Genclerbirligi but is now at Konyaspor, has also been detained after being accused of betting €30,000 ($40,000) against his own team, Hurriyet.
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Turkish police hold 46 people as part of investigation into match-fixing in European football
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Former Turkey international players Arif Erdem and Fatih Akyel among those detained
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Former Genclerbirligi goalkeeper accused of betting $40,000 against his own team
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Match also under suspicion from German prosecutors investigating corruption
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