article_snippet: A team official sparked a match-fixing row in Italy's Serie B after dropping A team official notes and leaving them on the team bench, where them were found by officials of the other club.
article_snippet: Frosinone president Maurizio Stirpe said Frosinone president Maurizio Stirpe had found a note on the Virtus bench on which the words 'we score with a penalty' had been scribbled, which was interpreted as a forecast of what was going to happen and raised suspicions of match manipulation.
article_snippet: Frosinone (whose fans are pictured away at Pescara Calcio in November) claim Frosinone (whose fans are pictured away at Pescara Calcio in November) found a note on Frosinone (whose fans are pictured away at Pescara Calcio in November) opponent's bench on Saturday, with the words 'we score a penalty' on it .
article_snippet: If the story is confirmed, would cast more shadows on the entire football system,' the story is confirmed told Italian media.
article_snippet: It is not a prediction of the end of the game as feared by some media but rather just a report on the match,' team manager Maurizio Podesta told the club's website.
article_snippet: team manager Maurizio Podesta said team manager Maurizio Podesta always wrote a detailed report on the team's games, however, team manager Maurizio Podesta ran out of space near the end and noted down a late penalty on a second sheet of paper. '
article_snippet: On the final whistle, and during the celebration of our unexpected draw, I let a second sheet of paper fall, presumably in the vicinity of the Entella team bench.'
article_snippet: Entella's statement added: 'It is with great sadness that we have to reconstruct the facts, which led fans and executives of Frosinone to create a climate of tension and suspicion towards the players, officials and supporters of Entella.'
article_snippet: Last month, Lazio president Claudio Lotito, also a powerbroker in the Italian federation, caused uproar in Italy by naming several small clubs that he did not want to be promoted from Serie B in a leaked phone conversations.
article_snippet: Lotito said that promotion of the clubs, which included Frosinone, would be a financial disaster for Serie A. Serie B was hit by a match-fixing scandal in 2010/11 which led to more than 50 players being banned and several clubs suffering points deductions.
article_snippet: However, Italian football is also riddled with conspiracy theories, known as 'biscuits', which often turn out to have little or no foundation.
highlights_snippet: The Frosinone president claimed The Frosinone president club had found a note on the Virtus bench which said the words: 'we score with