An assistant referee was allegedly told to fix a forthcoming Barcelona match, according to a complaint lodged to anti-corruption authorities in Spain.

The official's lawyer, Jacinto Vicente Hernandez, told BBC Sport his client claimed he was approached by a colleague to favour Barca's opposition.
Spanish media claims,  which could lead to a La Liga match-fixing scandal, suggest November's El Clasico against Real Madrid was the targeted match.
Neither official has been identified.
Barcelona vice-president Susana Monje said: "I hope it does not prove to be true."
Real have refused to comment.
Spanish police have also been informed of the allegation.