An Estonian football match between FC Tallinn and Maardu Linnameeskond was halted on Thursday during the 78th minute due to suspicions of betting fraud. The Esiliiga game was immediately stopped by officials who cited concerns over potentially manipulated activity. Details regarding the nature of the suspected fraud have not yet been released, but an investigation is underway. This incident raises concerns about the integrity of Estonian football and the potential influence of illegal betting practices. Authorities are working to determine the extent of the alleged manipulation and identify any individuals involved. The abandonment of the match has prompted calls for increased vigilance against betting-related corruption in the league, as well as a review of security protocols. Further information is expected as the investigation progresses in Tallinn.