FIFA extends China bans after match-fixing scandal
The Chinese FA (CFA) this month banned 33 people for life and a further 25 for five years for domestic match-fixing and bribery for cases going back to the 1990s.
- Football Haberleri
- 25 Şubat 2013, 16:29:54
FIFA said in a statement: "The chairman of the FIFA disciplinary committee has extended the sanctions to have worldwide effect.
"In taking those sanctions and notifying FIFA of them, the CFA has emphasised its on-going commitment to stamping out all forms of match-fixing and corruption in the game."
"In taking those sanctions and notifying FIFA of them, the CFA has emphasised its on-going commitment to stamping out all forms of match-fixing and corruption in the game."
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