The South African Football Association says FIFA will 'prioritise' investigations into allegations that games in South Africa were fixed ahead of the 2010 World Cup.
After media reports cast doubt over the validity of some of the South Africa team's results in the build-up to the first World Cup in Africa, SAFA says a FIFA team will travel to the country 'at the earliest possible opportunity' to look at the claims.
SAFA said the agreement came on Tuesday after discussions between SAFA and FIFA.
SAFA did not say which games would be probed but suspicions were raised last year over South Africa's 2-1 win over Colombia and 5-0 win over Guatemala.
Both were played in May 2010, the month before the World Cup kicked off.
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