Afghanistan Football Federation's Photo Comot Allegations: A Deepening

Indonesia national team facing Afghanistan (Afghanistan Football Federation via Twitter/@PSSI)

JAKARTA - In addition to the defeat, the test match between the Indonesian national team and Afghanistan left a story about the photos of the match. The All-Indonesia Football Association (PSSI) is called the origin of a photo comot from the Afghan football federation. Is that right?

It is @hobi_jalan17 Twitter account, which comments on @PSSI Twitter uploads. @hobi_jalan17 said the photos uploaded by PSSI were the result of a video from the Afghan football federation.

The @hobi_jalan17 account also provided a reference, the Afghanistan Football Federation Facebook account, which uploaded the same set of photos. "Violating this copyright," wrote @hobi_jalan, quoted on Wednesday, May 26.

Well, the photo nyomot has his PSSI afghanistan. The watermark is diilangin. Even given watermarks National Team and PSSI ... Violate this copyright. 🤣

— hobi_jalan (@hobi_jalan17) May 26, 2021

PUBLIC RELATIONS PSSI Bandung Saputra clarified that. According to Bandung PSSI is not the origin of comot photos from the Afghanistan Football Federation.

As it happened, the media team brought by PSSI encountered camera error problems. Then the Afghans, with their initiative gave the photos they had to the PSSI team.

And the removal of watermarks that @hobi_jalan17 also clarified Bandung as a false accusation. According to him, the Afghan side gave the photo in a clean format without any watermark.

Indonesia's defeat of Afghanistan

Indonesia national team facing Afghanistan (Afghanistan Football Federation via Twitter/@PSSI)

In the match held at the Iranian Club Stadium, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Sealasa, May 25, local time, Indonesia defeated Afghanistan 2-3. Indonesia trailed by three goals in the 6th, 43rd and 49th minutes.

The lag was tried by Indonesia. Egy Maulana Vikri who replaced Braif Fatari in his position managed to reduce the position.

Egy's goal in the 64th minute changed the score to 1-3. Five minutes later, Indonesia again broke into the Afghan goal. This time it was Adam Alis who received a free kick from Egy.

After this test match Indonesia prepares to face Oman in the final match before the 2022 World Cup Qualification Asia Zone.

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