UEFA is being challenged at the Court of Arbitration for Sport by a referee and two players it has suspended in connection with alleged match-fixing.
The court says it set a December 15 date for Ukrainian referee, Oleh Orekhov, to appeal against a lifetime ban.
UEFA imposed the sanction in March for what it described as a “breach of the principles of loyalty and integrity,” though never specified which matches Orekhov allegedly helped fix.
CAS says goalkeeper Norbert Meszaros and defender Vukasin Poleksic from Hungarian club Debrecen have also filed appeals against their bans for failing to report approaches by fixers before a Champions League match last season.
UEFA banned Meszaros for two years and Poleksic for 18 months.
