Indonesian minister demands an official apology and legal action to be taken against those involved in the assault. FMTNews WorldCup2020
Rival football supporters clashed when Malaysia played Indonesia on Tuesday in a World Cup 2020 qualifying match.
He said an official letter has been sent to Malaysia after supporters of the Indonesian football team were assaulted earlier this week. Apart from an apology, Indonesia is also demanding legal action against those who assaulted the football fan.
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