AFF strictly prohibits U.23 Vietnam from fixing scores and colluding: Do not be tempted or bribed

On the morning of July 16, the Vietnam U.23 team attended an online meeting on preventing corruption in football organized by the Southeast Asian Football Federation (AFF) for teams participating in the 2025 Southeast Asian U.23 Championship.

This is an activity within the framework of AFF tournaments, including the U.23 Southeast Asian tournament, to enhance security and safety, while protecting the reputation, image and integrity of regional football.

At the meeting, AFF representatives disseminated many important contents related to preventing negativity, in which special emphasis was placed on regulations and mechanisms to prevent and handle acts of match-fixing, bribery of players or referees, as well as other forms of cheating. The ultimate goal is to ensure fairness and transparency for all matches, thereby enhancing the position of tournaments in the region.

Vietnam U.23 team was informed of important knowledge and regulations.

Photo: VFF

U.23 Vietnam was advised of very important things

The organizing committee of the U.23 Southeast Asia tournament also advised team members to absolutely not participate in match-fixing, not to be tempted or bribed, not to disclose internal information, nor to collude with any outside entities for the purpose of profiteering. The AFF emphasized that anyone found involved in negative activities will face severe consequences, including legal prosecution and permanent ban from participating in football activities.

In addition to raising awareness for players, coaching staff and related parties, AFF also emphasizes the role of close cooperation with investigative agencies, police and international sports anti-fraud organizations to promptly share information and coordinate in handling negative incidents that may arise. This is one of the key factors to help increase the effectiveness of anti-corruption work in modern football.

In addition, the meeting also disseminated fair-play regulations, emphasizing the prohibition of all acts of violence on the field, and instructing players on measures to protect themselves from the risk of collisions or violent behavior during competition.

This afternoon (July 16), coach Kim Sang-sik and his team will return to the training ground to continue completing preparations for the opening match against U.23 Laos, taking place at 5:00 p.m. on July 19.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/aff-nghiem-cam-u23-viet-nam-dan-xep-ty-so-moc-ngoac-khong-de-bi-cam-do-mua-chuoc-185250716112620639.htm