FIFA Extends Life Bans on 41 Players in South Korea

From on January 9, 2013

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ZURICH -- FIFA has extended the match-fixing sanctions on 41 players in South Korea to worldwide life bans.

The scandal goes back to 2011 when more than 50 players and coaches in the K-League were indicted for accepting money to fix matches.

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