Jacopo Tognon actively participated in the Moot Court organized by UEFA and the University of Lausanne as part of its “Fight the Fix” program. The event, held on April 30th and May 1st, involved legal experts and representatives from national federations across Europe and other parts of the world, focusing on the sensitive issue of the manipulation of sports competitions and the legal strategies to counter it.
UEFA’s “Fight the Fix” educational program aims to raise awareness, educate, and provide concrete tools to combat the scourge of match manipulation, which threatens the integrity of sport at all levels. The Moot Court represents an important training initiative for future sports law professionals, offering them the opportunity to confront real-world scenarios and deepen their understanding of the legal complexities related to this phenomenon.
Jacopo Tognon’s presence at this event underscores his ongoing commitment to promoting ethics and integrity in sport, actively contributing to the training and awareness of the issues that threaten its genuineness and integrity.