Match Fixing Fallout: Meghalaya Bars Mizoram Players

The Meghalaya Football Association (MFA) has banned two Mizoram players, Flavius Lalruakima and C Vanlalhriata, from participating in the Shillong Premier League. This action supports the Mizoram Football Association's decision to sanction 25 players involved in match fixing, reflecting the gravity of corruption in sports.

The Meghalaya Football Association (MFA) has taken decisive action in response to match fixing scandals by barring two players from Mizoram from continuing in the current Shillong Premier League. These players, Flavius Lalruakima and C Vanlalhriata, were found to be embroiled in illegal activities, a situation highlighted by officials.

The two athletes are among the 25 players who faced sanctions from the Mizoram Football Association. This swift action by the Meghalaya body underscores its alignment with efforts to cleanse football of corruption's impact, particularly when related to match manipulation.

The MFA echoed its unwavering support for the Mizoram FA's stringent decisions, confirming that such players won't be allowed in any district league affiliated with Meghalaya. It stressed the importance of sending a robust message against engaging in illegal sports activities.

(With inputs from agencies.)