FIFA has fined FIFA again


Published: 07:39 18 August 2024
Bangladesh Football Federation (BFA) has been fined by FIFA again. In recent times, several FIFA officials have been subject to FIFA sanctions and fines. And now Bafufe himself has to count the fine.
FIFA fined FIFA for crowding into the joint World Cup and Asian Cup qualifier against Australia at Kings Arena in November. 15,000 Swiss francs or about 20 lakhs should be paid to Buffet within the next month.
Penalty incidents occur frequently in national football team matches at Kings Arena. Buffafe also had to pay a fine in another World Cup qualifying match. The penalty in the Australia match was predictable. Buffe tried but did not save the end.
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