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Malaysia advised to stop appealing against FIFA sanctions

Experts and former players are advising the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) to accept FIFA's decision rather than ...
The Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) is facing a potential legal bill of 1.27 million Malaysian ringgit (US$302,000) as ...
FIFA ruled in September that the FAM and players used forged or falsified birth certificates of the players’ grandparents to ...
FAM plans to appeal Fifa's decision on naturalised players and sanctions to the Court of Arbitration for Sport despite public ...
The verdict by FIFA -- originally released on Sept. 25 -- saw Gabriel Palmero, Facundo Garcés, Rodrigo Holgado, Imanol ...
FIFA has rejected appeals by the Malaysian soccer federation and seven foreign-born players banned for using fake documents to claim eligibility for the national team.
The sport’s world governing body earlier accused Malaysia of cheating for allowing seven foreign-born players to play.
The International Federation of Association Football (Fifa) disciplinary committee has delivered a scathing judgment against ...
The Football Association of Malaysia was ordered to pay a fine of 350,000 Swiss francs (S$565,107) to Fifa. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Malaysia's appeal to FIFA over the suspension of seven naturalised players appears to have little chance of success after ...
Malaysian football was thrown into disarray at the end of September when FIFA ruled they had breached Article 22 of their ...
FIFA has sanctioned the Football Association of Malaysia after finding documents submitted to naturalize seven foreign-born players were doctored.