About the Author

DECLAN HILL is an investigative journalist and academic. He specializes in organized crime and international issues. He has completed documentaries on the killing of the head of the Canadian mafia, blood feuds in Kosovo, and ethnic cleansing in Iraq. Hill has also won awards for documentaries on honour killings in Turkey, and the murder of journalists in the Philippines. He was a Chevening Scholar at Green College, University of Oxford, and received his doctorate for his study of match-fixing in professional soccer.

Reviews

“Declan has written a well-researched book of investigative journalistic brilliance. A book that deals with the unseen and often shadowy world of soccer’s match-fixing. . . . A world the authorities try to ignore; the effects of its existence swept under the carpet in the name of preserving the game’s image.”
–Shaka Hislop, ESPN soccer commentator and former English Premier League and World Cup goalkeeper

"Fascinating. . . . Part true-crime potboiler, part spy thriller, part academic discourse and part journey of personal discovery."
—Stephen Brunt, Globe and Mail

"A powerful investigative work. . . . The Fix is a fascinating read."
—Ottawa Citizen

"Sensational. . . . Fascinating. . . . [Hill] makes a good case."
—Winnipeg Free Press

"An explosive book."
— Daily Mail

"Declan Hill literally takes his life into his own hands. . . . [He] presents convincing evidence that even games in the 2006 World Cup in Germany were fixed. . . . Read this book and you'll second guess every referee's dodgy call."
—Replay magazine