South Korea Football Association Apologizes for Paying for Sex Services for Referees

Seoul. The Football Association of South Korea (KFA) has apologized after allegations surfaced that it spent money to provide sexual services to referees before or after matches.

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of South Korea had investigated corruption within the KFA in 2016 and prepared a report. However, the report was only made public last week. South Korean television channel JTBC obtained the report and made its contents public.