FAM sends complaint to Asean Football Federation over referee quality
The Football Association of Malaysia says referee for the AFF Cup Malaysia-Vietnam match, Ryuji Sato, made unsatisfactory calls during the game. – AFP pic, December 29, 2022.
FAM secretary-general Noor Azman Rahman in a statement informed that action was taken after views were obtained from the FAM Referee Evaluation Committee chaired by FAM deputy president S. Sivasundaram, who discussed and examined video clips of several incidents throughout the match. Controversy erupted when Japanese referee Ryuji Sato awarded a penalty kick to the home team and also red-carded Muhammad Azam Azmi Murad in the 62nd minute after the Japanese referee claimed the Terengganu FC youngster had fouled Doan Van Hau outside the field.
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