South Korea FA apologises after sex scandal adds to controversies
- SEOUL: South Korea's under-fire football association has apologised over a series of controversies ranging from accusations of using unfair practices to appoint a coach to allegations that it provided sexual entertainment for foreign referees.
- The Korea Football Association (KFA) has been under heavy fire since South Korea crashed out of the World Cup at the group stage, despite high expectations for a "golden generation" captained by Son Heung-min.
- Head coach Hong Myung-bo resigned immediately after a shock 1-0 defeat to South Africa sealed his team's early exit from the showpiece in the United
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- SEOUL: South Korea's under-fire football association has apologised over a series of controversies ranging from accusations of using unfair practices to appoint a coach to allegations that it provided sexual entertainment for foreign referees.
- The Korea Football Association (KFA) has been under heavy fire since South Korea crashed out of the World Cup at the group stage, despite high expectations for a "golden generation" captained by Son Heung-min.
- Head coach Hong Myung-bo resigned immediately after a shock 1-0 defeat to South Africa sealed his team's early exit from the showpiece in the United
Sources: CNA