The report circulating about UEFA finding Szymon Marciniak guilty of “selling” the Barcelona vs. Inter Milan match appears to be false or exaggerated.
UEFA has confirmed that Marciniak is under investigation following complaints about his refereeing decisions during that Champions League match, but no official conclusion or proof of match-fixing or bribery has been released. He has not been found guilty, and there is no evidence publicly disclosed supporting such severe allegations like bribe-taking.
Marciniak is cooperating with UEFA’s inquiry, and he remains suspended from officiating during the investigation.
If you’re seeing sources that claim otherwise, they’re likely sensationalized or unverified.
