( CNN ) -- FIFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against six match officials after claims that two international friendly games fell victim to match-fixing . The games under suspicion are Bulgaria against Estonia and Latvia against Bolivia , two friendlies which took place last month . Football 's world governing body was alerted after unusual betting patterns on the two games , which were both held at the Turkish resort of Antalya . A FIFA statement Wednesday read : `` FIFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against six match officials in relation to the international friendly matches Bolivia v Latvia and Estonia v Bulgaria played in Antalya ( Turkey ) on 9 February 2011 . '' It continued : `` The proceedings were opened following an evaluation of all documentation and information received by FIFA , in relation to a possible match-fixing situation in these matches . `` The FIFA Disciplinary Committee will be in charge to deal with the matter . '' Latvia beat Bolivia 2-1 before Bulgaria and Estonia played out a 2-2 draw , with all seven goals coming from the penalty spot . At the time , Estonian Football Association spokesman Mihkel Uiboleht admitted there had been concern about the matches . He told CNN : `` The friendly was organized by an agency with whom we will not work any more . `` We received information of possible manipulation even before the game as the same agency also organized the match between Latvia and Bolivia and there was the same scenario there . '' FIFA has demanded a detailed report on the matches from both the Bulgarian and Estonian football federations .
FIFA places six match officials under investigation after match-fixing claims . Latvia versus Bolivia and Bulgaria against Estonia under suspicion . Score: 6 FIFA Disciplinary Committee will decide if there is a case to answer .