Football

Meghalaya Football Association Bans Mizoram Players for Match FixingThe Meghalaya Football Association (MFA) has taken a strong stance against match fixing by barring two Mizoram footballers, Flavius Lalruakima and C Vanlalhriata, from playing in the ongoing Shillong Premier League. The decision comes after the Mizoram Football Association (MFA) banned 25 players, including Lalruakima and Vanlalhriata, for their alleged involvement in match manipulation.The MFA's decision is a testament to its commitment to upholding the integrity of the sport. Match fixing undermines the fairness and credibility of football, and the MFA is determined to prevent such illegal activities from tarnishing the reputation of the game in Meghalaya.The Mizoram FA's investigation uncovered evidence of corruption in the form of match manipulation, which has severely damaged the reputation of football in the state. The banned players, officials, and clubs have been found guilty of engaging in illegal activities that have compromised the integrity of the sport.The MFA has expressed its support for the Mizoram FA's decision and has vowed to ensure that none of the sanctioned players can participate in any football league affiliated with the Meghalaya Football Association. This move sends a strong message to players that match fixing will not be tolerated and that those who engage in such activities will face severe consequences.The MFA's decision is a significant step towards safeguarding the integrity of football in Meghalaya. By standing in solidarity with the Mizoram FA, the MFA is demonstrating its commitment to fair play and ethical conduct in the sport.

Mizoram Football Association Cracks Down on Match-Fixing ScandalIn a major blow to the integrity of football in Mizoram, the Mizoram Football Association (MFA) has imposed severe sanctions on three clubs, 24 players, and three officials for their involvement in match-fixing during the recently concluded Mizoram Premier League (MPL-11).The MFA's investigation, conducted in collaboration with local law enforcement agencies, uncovered a web of corruption that had infiltrated the state's top football league. As a result, Sihphir Venghlun FC, FC Bethlehem, and Ramhlun Athletic FC have been banned from all football activities for three years.Two players have been handed lifetime bans, while four have received five-year bans and 10 have been suspended for three years. Eight individuals involved in the scandal have also been banned for one year.The MFA's statement condemned the actions of those involved, stating that they "represent a severe breach of our values, undermine the integrity of our sport, and disrespect the fans who passionately support Mizoram Football."The association emphasized its commitment to transparency and integrity, assuring stakeholders that clubs and individuals implicated in match-fixing will face severe consequences.The scandal has cast a shadow over the reputation of the MPL-11, but the MFA has vowed to move forward with a renewed focus on fair play and ethical conduct. The association has called upon the football community to stand with them as they navigate this challenging chapter.The MFA's swift and decisive action sends a strong message that match-fixing will not be tolerated in Mizoram football. It is a testament to the association's commitment to upholding the integrity of the sport and protecting the interests of its fans.