Count as a scam? Qin Sheng collected money and played match-fixing 7 years ago, but failed: stampede on Quan Jian's foreign aid and dyed red, but Shenhua did not lose

On December 20, Beijing time, media person Li Pingkang revealed some details of the suspected "fraud" case of former international player Qin Sheng. Qin Sheng found some legal experts, hoping to remove his charge of fraud, because the sentence for non-public bribery is about 1 year, and the fraud is 10 years.

Li Pingkang also exposed Qin Sheng's involvement in a potential match-fixing in the Chinese Super League, in that game he collected money to be responsible for the loss of the team he played, but he was punished in the first half, but the team did not lose: "From Qin Sheng's own point of view, it is indeed a bit unacceptable to say that it is a fraud." ”

The game mentioned by Li Ping'an, it is not difficult to see from the details, it is obviously a game in the second round of the 2017 Chinese Super League season seven years ago. In that game, Shanghai Shenhua drew 1-1 with Tianjin Quanjian at Hongkou Stadium. In the game, in order to let Shenhua, which he was playing for, lose, Qin Sheng deliberately stepped on Witsel in the penalty area in the 23rd minute, and received a red card early, which put the team in a passive situation of playing one less.

However, to Qin Sheng's helplessness, Shenhua still did not lose. In the 74th minute, Shenhua even took the lead with a burst shot from foreign captain Moreno, although Kwon Jian relied on Witsel to equalize in the 85th minute.

But one minute later, Kwon Jian's foreign player Pato missed a penalty. And after Pato missed the penalty, the scene of Shenhua player Sun Shilin giving a thumbs up is still a picture ridiculed by fans.

In the end, Shenhua thrillingly kept 1 point, but Qin Sheng's purpose of buying the team to lose was embarrassingly frustrated. Now that 7 years have passed, this dramatic game seems to be another "match-fixing" that has been manipulated.