Milano, Vardar and Rabotnicki are under investigation about relating four matches in the UEFA European competitions, announced UEFA’s chief inspector Gerhard Kapl.

The chief inspector of UEFA, Gerhard Kapl is in visit of Macedonia and met the Macedonian Interior Minister Gordana Jankulovska and handed the dossier for the case "Pobeda" in which the Macedonian club was banned for eight years because of match fixing.

Apart from Pobeda, UEFA is investigating four matches of other three Macedonian clubs. Milano will be investigated for one match against Croatian Slaven Belupo played this summer, Vardar will be investigated for one match against Cypriot club Anorthosis played in 2007, while Rabotnicki will also be subject of an investigation for two matches, but no details were given about them.