No pardon: FIFA security chief Chris Eaton warned yesterday that there will be no amnesty if Zimbabwe fooballers and officials are found guilty in an ongoing probe into alleged match-fixing on a tour of Asia. “We have got zero-tolerance on match-fixing and we have to understand that this is now a big problem facing the sport,” Eaton said, dismissing reports that anyone found guilty would be pardoned and sent for rehabilitation instead of being banned.

Nabbed: The president of the Romanian Referees Commission was arrested overnight Saturday on suspicion of taking bribes from a sponsor of a First Division club. Vasile Avram is accused of receiving €19,000 from businessman Florin Terbea, who sponsors FCM Targu Mures, in exchange for designating referees favourable to the club.

Bradley: Bob Bradley finally put pen to paper on a deal to coach the Egyptian national side during the weekend. The 53-year-old Amer-ican agreed a deal that could extend until the World Cup in 2014.

Sheridan: St Johnstone striker Cillian Sheridan scored twice to give his side a 2-0 win over Hearts in the Scottish Premier League yesterday. Sheridan’s first two goals of the season moved St Johnstone into fifth place, level on points with Hearts.

Inter: Wesley Sneijder was among the absentees as Inter named their squad for tomorrow’s Champions League clash with CSKA in Moscow. Maicon and Dejan Stankovic will also miss the encounter. Claudio Ranieri has called up youth team midfielders Lorenzo Crisetig and Andrea Romano into his 21-man squad.