AFC warns Maldives over Challenge Cup ticket fraud investigation

27th May 2014

By Andrew Warshaw
May 27 – Corruption in Asian football has spread to the Maldives islands, with the Asian Football Confederation warning the local federation risked being suspended for unilaterally launching an investigation into alleged misconduct in selling AFC Challenge Cup tickets.

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AFC warns Maldives over Challenge Cup ticket fraud investigation

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