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Police probe South Korea FA over World Cup coach appointment

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South Korean police are investigating the Korea Football Association (KFA) over alleged “obstruction of business” in the appointment of their World Cup coa Read More: https://punchng.com/police-probe-south-korea-fa-over-world-cup-coach-appointment/

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