Benin coach Reinhard Fabisch says he was asked if he would help fix the result of his side's Africa Cup of Nations match against Mali. Benin lost the Group B match 1-0 after conceding a second-half penalty.

Fabisch is willing to give the Confederation of African Football the name and number of the man who claimed to be from a Singapore-based company.

"He wanted to find out from me if there was any possibility of manipulating the match," Fabisch told BBC Sport.

Match-fixing claims have rocked the Africa Cup of Nation,Ghana 2008. what impact will this have on upcoming games and do you think this same org. have not help fix matches in the past before approaching Reinhard Fabisch? Your response

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Ruse.

nothing is impossible under the heavens. its normal every where.but what hurt most is that Nig is always one of the countries that this unholy act affect negatively because every team want to defeat the eagles or hv them out of any tournament, although we self  dey always lik to dey fumble 4 matches