South Korean football body apologises after report on referee sex scandal
South Korea’s national football association apologised on Saturday after a media report alleged it had provided “sexual services” to foreign referees when…
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South Korea’s national football association apologised on Saturday after a media report alleged it had provided “sexual services” to foreign referees when they were in the country for international matches more than a decade ago. South Korean broadcaster JTBC reported on Thursday that the Korea Football Association KFA had provided such services to foreign referees on multiple occasions in 2011 and 2012, including when they were in the country for qualifying matches for the 2014 World Cup.
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South Korea’s national football association apologised on Saturday after a media report alleged it had provided “sexual services” to foreign referees when they were in the country for international matches more than a decade ago.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesSouth Korean broadcaster JTBC reported on Thursday that the Korea Football Association KFA had provided such services to foreign referees on multiple occasions in 2011 and 2012, including when they were in the country for qualifying matches for the 2014 World Cup
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