National Police Chief Disbursed Indications Of Match Fixing Indonesian League, Anti-Mafia Ball Task Force Moves

JAKARTA - National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo found indications of fraud in a football match in the Indonesian League. The Anti-Mafia Ball Task Force will thoroughly investigate.

"We found that once again we found indications of violations or fraud committed by match equipment," Sigit told reporters, Monday, June 26.

However, the alleged fraud has not been detailed, including the perpetrators. He only emphasized that this matter would be investigated to the roots.

"I don't need to say who the device of the match is, but in the near future I will order the Football Mafia Task Force to conduct an in-depth investigation and investigation according to the data we found," he said.

The deepening of the alleged corruption is solely to advance Indonesian football. It is hoped that football will be free from criminal acts and will continue to grow internationally.

"Of course, this is again the National Police's commitment by forming a Football Mafia Task Force to oversee so that league competitions of both 1,2,3 will produce fair, quality competitions and produce athletes who excel and are ready to advance in national and international matches," said Sigit.