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New page: '''Christos Michas''' was a Greek football referee who was convicted of match fixing in the 1970s. The Cup Winners' Cup final between Leeds United and AC Milan w...

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'''Christos Michas''' was a Greek [[football (soccer)|football]] referee who was convicted of match fixing in the [[1970s]].

The Cup Winners' Cup final between Leeds United and AC Milan was refereed by Michas. Leeds had goals and several penalty appeals disallowed, a player sent off, and eventually lost the game 1-0 (to a goal scored directly from an indirect free kick). Subsequently Michas was convicted of match fixing in a court in [[Greece]] relating to events in the final. He was sent to jail, fined by the Greek court, and banned from football for life by UEFA. Leeds, however, were not granted the replay they requested, and AC Milan were allowed to keep the title and trophy by UEFA.

In recent times Richard Corbett, an MEP for Yorkshire and Humber has began petitioning UEFA for a reversal of awarding AC Milan the victory.

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[[Category:football referees|Michas, Christos]]

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	Prior to the [[1973]] final, Michas had been a successful referee in the Greek league. He was a member of the Athens federation and had officiated in the final of the [[1969]] [[Greek football Cup]] which was won by [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] on his coin toss after a 1-1 regulation time draw v. [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]]. He also called the next four finals of the Greek Cup.		Prior to the [[1973]] final, Michas had been a successful referee in the Greek league. He was a member of the Athens federation and had officiated in the final of the [[1969]] [[Greek football Cup]] which was won by [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]] on his coin toss after a 1-1 regulation time draw v. [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]]. He also called the next four finals of the Greek Cup.

		+	He died on [[August 25]], [[2010]].

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 '''Christos Michas''' was a Greek [[football (soccer)|football]] referee who was convicted of match fixing in the [[1970s]].
-The [[1973]] Cup Winners' Cup final between Leeds United and AC Milan was held on [[May 16]] in [[Kaftantzoglio Stadium]], [[Thessaloniki]], [[Greece]]. It was refereed by Michas who disallowed goals and turned down several penalty appeals by Leeds Utd. He also sent off one of their players - Norman Hunter - and allowed a Milan goal which was scored directly from an indirect free kick (4' Luciano Chiarugi). In the end, Milan won 1-0.
+The [[1973]] Cup Winners' Cup final between Leeds United and AC Milan was held on [[May 16]] in [[Kaftantzoglio Stadium]], [[Thessaloniki]], [[Greece]]. It was refereed by Michas who disallowed one clear goal and turned down three penalty appeals by Leeds Utd. He also sent off one of their players - Norman Hunter - and allowed a Milan goal which was scored from a dubious free kick (4' Luciano Chiarugi). In the end, Milan won 1-0.
-Subsequently Michas was convicted of match fixing in a court in [[Greece]] relating to events in the final.  He was sent to jail, fined by the Greek court and banned from football for life by UEFA. Leeds, however, were not granted the replay they requested, and AC Milan were allowed to keep the title and trophy by UEFA.
+Subsequently Michas was convicted of match fixing in a court in [[Greece]] relating to events in the final.  He was sent to jail, fined by the Greek court and banned from football for life by the [[Hellenic Football Federation]]. Leeds, however, were not granted the replay they requested, and AC Milan were allowed to keep the title and trophy by UEFA.
 In recent times Richard Corbett, an MEP for Yorkshire and Humber has began petitioning UEFA for a reversal of awarding AC Milan the victory.
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 Prior to the [[1973]] final, Michas had been a successful referee in the Greek league. He was a member of the Athens federation and had officiated in the final of the [[1969]] [[Greek football Cup]] which was won by [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] on his coin toss after a 1-1 regulation time draw v. [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]. He also called the next four finals of the Greek Cup.
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 In recent times Richard Corbett, an MEP for Yorkshire and Humber has began petitioning UEFA for a reversal of awarding AC Milan the victory.
-Prior to the [[1973]] final, Michas had officiated in the final of the [[1969]] [[Greek football Cup]] which was won by [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] on his coin toss after a 1-1 regulation time draw v. [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]. He also called the next four finals of the Greek Cup.
+Prior to the [[1973]] final, Michas had been a successful referee in the Greek league. He was a member of the Athens federation and had officiated in the final of the [[1969]] [[Greek football Cup]] which was won by [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] on his coin toss after a 1-1 regulation time draw v. [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]]. He also called the next four finals of the Greek Cup.
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 '''Christos Michas''' was a Greek [[football (soccer)|football]] referee who was convicted of match fixing in the [[1970s]].
-The [[1973]] Cup Winners' Cup final between Leeds United and AC Milan was held on [[May 16]] in [[Kaftantzoglio Stadium]], [[Thessaloniki]], [[Greece]]. It was refereed by Michas who disallowed goals and turned down several penalty appeals by Leeds Utd. He also sent off one of their players - Norman Hunter - and allowed a Milan goal which was scored directly from an indirect free kick. In the end, Milan won 1-0.
+The [[1973]] Cup Winners' Cup final between Leeds United and AC Milan was held on [[May 16]] in [[Kaftantzoglio Stadium]], [[Thessaloniki]], [[Greece]]. It was refereed by Michas who disallowed goals and turned down several penalty appeals by Leeds Utd. He also sent off one of their players - Norman Hunter - and allowed a Milan goal which was scored directly from an indirect free kick (4' Luciano Chiarugi). In the end, Milan won 1-0.
 Subsequently Michas was convicted of match fixing in a court in [[Greece]] relating to events in the final.  He was sent to jail, fined by the Greek court and banned from football for life by UEFA. Leeds, however, were not granted the replay they requested, and AC Milan were allowed to keep the title and trophy by UEFA.

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 '''Christos Michas''' was a Greek [[football (soccer)|football]] referee who was convicted of match fixing in the [[1970s]].
-The [[1973]] Cup Winners' Cup final between Leeds United and AC Milan was held on [[May 16]] in [[Kaftantzoglio Stadium]], [[Thessaloniki]], [[Greece]]. It was refereed by Michas who disallowed goals and turned down several penalty appeals by Leeds Utd. He also sent off one of their players and allowed a Milan goal which was scored directly from an indirect free kick. In the end, Milan won 1-0.
+The [[1973]] Cup Winners' Cup final between Leeds United and AC Milan was held on [[May 16]] in [[Kaftantzoglio Stadium]], [[Thessaloniki]], [[Greece]]. It was refereed by Michas who disallowed goals and turned down several penalty appeals by Leeds Utd. He also sent off one of their players - Norman Hunter - and allowed a Milan goal which was scored directly from an indirect free kick. In the end, Milan won 1-0.
 Subsequently Michas was convicted of match fixing in a court in [[Greece]] relating to events in the final.  He was sent to jail, fined by the Greek court and banned from football for life by UEFA. Leeds, however, were not granted the replay they requested, and AC Milan were allowed to keep the title and trophy by UEFA.

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