A former Premier League footballer has been jailed after being found guilty of attempting to manipulate matches in England's lower tiers.
Former Premier League player Delroy Facey has been jailed for two and a half years after being found guilty of conspiracy to commit bribery.
Facey, 35, was sentenced at Birmingham Crown Court on Wednesday alongside semi-professional player Moses Swaibu, 25, who was sent down for 16 months.
A Daily Telegraph investigation revealed in November 2013 that a ring of individuals, including Facey, were responsible for attempting to fix games in the lower leagues of English football.
It follows the conviction of three men in June 2014 in connection with the same matter.