Players from 1994 match-fixing scandal can turn to coaching now

By ERIC SAMUEL

PETALING JAYA: Malaysian Football Coaches Association (MFCA) president B. Sathianathan has urged players who had their bans for match fixing lifted to redeem themselves.

The Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) have lifted the ban on the 84 players caught for match fixing in 1994 on Monday.

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Football , Match fixing , Graft , FAM

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