Match-fixing: Debrecen goalkeeper Vukasin Poleksic who played in suspicious Liverpool match may face England England travel to Pogdorica to play Group H leaders Montenegro on March 26, and could face a squad featuring Vukasin Poleksic. Poleksic, who plays for Hungarian side Debrecen, was banned for two years by Uefa for failing to report an approach from match-fixers prior to a 2009 Champions League game against Fiorentina. The Court of Arbitration for Sport found that he had been in contact with "members of a criminal group involved in match-fixing and betting fraud," Poleksic was also in goal for Debrecen in the 1-0 defeat at Anfield, which is suspected of being the Champions League game played in England that Europol identified on Monday as being among 380 suspicious matches. Poleksic, who returned from his two-year ban in June 2012, has played 23 times for Montenegro, and was in the squad selected to face San Marino in September last year. He was not selected for the last Montenegro squad in November, but has played seven times for his club this season and could be in contention for a squad place against England. England's two previous games against Montenegro in Euro 2012 qualifying coincided with Poleksic's ban.