Harry Redknapp has told undercover reporters of a game during his career as a manager when players gambled on the result, according to the Daily Telegraph.
Redknapp is the latest manager to be filmed in the newspaper's series of investigative reports on corruption in football, the first of which led to the sacking of England manager Sam Allardyce earlier this week.
Football Association rules prohibit players from gambling on games in which they play, while managers must report any knowledge of betting to the governing body.
Redknapp said he only learned of his players' gambling after the game, which his side won.