China Launches Probe After Being Implicated in South Korea ‘Sexual Entertainment’ Soccer Scandal

The Chinese Football Association announced Wednesday it will investigate its staff following South Korean reports that linked CFA referees to a corruption scandal involving allegations that Korean soccer officials provided bribes to foreign referees. South Korean media reported the scandal centered on payments described as "sexual entertainment." The CFA did not specify which staff members would be investigated or provide details about the scope of the inquiry.

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