FAM receives reports from Kuching City, S'gor over FA Cup semi-final commotion


PETALING JAYA: The Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) have received official reports from Kuching City and Selangor on the commotion during the FA Cup semi-final second leg at the State Stadium in Kuching on Sunday (Nov 8).

The reports will be reviewed alongside the Malaysian Football League's (MFL) official report and all related documents and evidence, to ensure the matter is handled according to existing disciplinary rules and procedures.

The MFL submitted their findings to FAM on Tuesday (Nov 10).

These include information from the match commissioner, match coordinator, refereeing team, referee assessor and general coordinator.

"We take seriously any incident that could compromise the safety of players and officials, as well as the image of Malaysian football, and would ensure all reports and information were given due attention," said FAM secretary-general Datuk Noor Azman Rahman.

FAM stressed that no decision or penalty could be determined until their disciplinary committee convene to review the reports and evidence under the prevailing rules and procedures.

 

 

 

 

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