We've damaged Chinese soccer Shocking event...He was caught trying to bribe the referee and withdrew a fine of 19 million won, and the team lost 23 games
Jul 11, 2025
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On the same day, Chinese professional soccer circles drew attention as fines were imposed on one case, which was more than the combined fines of Jeonbuk club, coach Yoo Byung-hoon and Dongjin Park.
The Chinese Football Association said Beijing IT, a member of China's League 2 (division 3), violated regulations, tried to provide money and valuables to referees, disrupted the order of the game and undermined the atmosphere of the soccer communityHe received a warning letter and received a fine of 100,000 yuan (about 19.1 million won).
According to the match referee's office and an investigation hearing, Beijing IT attempted to present the referee in a 14th round home game in the third division against Hangzhou Linping on June 15. The association did not disclose the type of money and goods separately, but from the fines imposed, it is presumed to be an expensive gift.
Beijing IT was also caught illegally taking charge of interviewing referees in Beijing.
Whatever Beijing IT's intentions, the team lost the very match that offered bribes to the referee, 2-3. Beijing, which had three goals down by the 20th minute of the second half, chased down the last two goals, but failed to close the gap in the end.
Beijing is at the bottom of the 12 teams with only 10 points in 17 games.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
