Indonesia Super League kicks off but sports ministry threatens closure

7th April 2015

By Mark Baber
April 7 – After weeks of delay, the Indonesia Super League (ISL) finally kicked off this weekend, but faces an uncertain future as the Professional Sports Agency of Indonesia (BOPI) warned that the PT Liga Indonesia could have its licence to operate the ISL revoked if it continues to ignore official recommendations.

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Indonesia Super League kicks off but sports ministry threatens closure

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