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Crack down on violence at football matches, FAM

By ERIC SAMUEL
The water cannons being used to disperse the crowd outside the Perak Stadium after Perak’s Super League match against Johor Darul Ta’zim on April 15, 2014.

IT was only two months ago that the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) launched their “Love Football, Stop Hooliganism” campaign aimed at stemming the spread of football violence.

But, has it?

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