FAS, SportSG to look into football coach’s alleged sexual misconduct


A report said the coach allegedly shared a photo of his private parts in an Instagram story, which was visible to only a few of his players. - Photo illustration: Unsplash

SINGAPORE: The Football Association of Singapore (FAS) and Sport Singapore’s (SportSG) Safe Sport Commission will look into claims of sexual misconduct allegedly committed by a coach from a private football club.

The club, which has boys’ teams in the various age groups, play in the Singapore Youth League that is run by both organisations.

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