The Youth and Sports Ministry is taking proactive measures to extend the implementation of the Safe Sport Code to the grassroots level starting next year, aiming to foster a secure and harmonious environment within sports.
The Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) disciplinary committee’s decision to wield its authority with an iron fist towards former Selangor FC player Yazan Al-Arab has sparked a fiery discussion among footballers who once donned the iconic red and yellow jersey.
The ban stems from an incident in the Malaysia Cup quarter-final second leg against Terengganu in September, where Al-Arab was found guilty of assaulting match referee Hasrol Amir.
Once again, a football referee fell victim to assault during a match between Rang Hill FC and Tembeling United, reportedly occurring two nights ago in the Jerantut FA Cup.
Former Selangor FC footballers have commended the club’s decision to terminate Yazan Al-Arab’s contract following his assault on referee Hasrol Amir after the Malaysia Cup quarter-final second leg against Terengganu last week.
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