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Ex-Chelsea Man’s Fate After Betting Scandal

Davila pleaded guilty to orchestrating yellow card bets in five A-League matches, resulting in $200,000 in winnings; he was fined $11,000 in Sydney court.

Summary by The West Australian
Former Macarthur FC captain and ringleader of a major A-League betting scandal Ulises Davila has avoided jail.

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Ex-Chelsea man’s fate after betting scandal

Former Macarthur FC captain and ringleader of a major A-League betting scandal Ulises Davila has avoided jail.

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Newcastle HeraldNewcastle Herald
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Former A-League star spared jail over betting scandal

Once rated the A-League's best player, Ulises Davila has dodged a jail sentence for co-ordinating a shady betting...

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Newcastle Herald broke the news in Newcastle, Australia on Wednesday, February 18, 2026.
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