FIFA sealed Muoroni Youth's fate after it confirmed the team's relegation. Here is why FKF has sounded a warniing to those involved in match-fixing.
Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Secretary General Hariold Ndege has fired a warning to those involved in match fixing that they will be held accountable for their actions.
His sentiments come after the federation released a statement revealing that they support FIFA's decision to relegate Muhoroni Youth after the team was found guilty of match manipulation.
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"FKFconfirms receipt of official communication from Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) regarding the relegation of Muhoroni Youth Football Club to Division One, following their involvement in match manipulation," the statement read in part.
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"FKF fully supports FIFA’s decision and reiterates its zero-tolerance stance on match-fixing and all forms of manipulation that threaten the integrity of the game. We are committed to working closely with FIFA and other relevant bodies to root out this vice from Kenyan football."
Ndege said the federation is declaring war on match fixing and those found culpable will carry their own cross. “We are launching a full-scale war on match-fixing in collaboration with FIFA, CAF, and all relevant authorities. We cannot allow this vice to undermine the progress we are making to uplift the game. Ndege maintained that the law will take t's course noting that nobody will be spared. "Anyone found culpable will face the full consequences of their actions.”
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