Spanish sides are denying involvement in match fixing

Three games until the end of last season in La Liga, Las Palmas as visitors were leading 2:0 in the first 11 minutes of the game against Granada. But at the end the home side speed up the proceeding and won the game 3:2. Since then the Spanish media raised a concern that the match was rigged.
This case was opened again on Tuesday night where Jose Guerrero Fernandez claimed that then Granada president gave him 600.000 euros to hand them over to Las Palmas players. However, the clubs are denying that the outcome was known in advance. With that agrees La Liga's president Javier Tebas who said that 'nothing strange has happened'.
But for Guerrero Fernandez, who received threats, this case is not over as 'more proof will come out' from him.