AFC Slaps Long Bans on Mongolian Official, Player over Match-Fixing Attempt

Match-fixing in Champions League? Player, official from Mongolia banned for attempt in AWCL

Mongolian official Munkhtsetseg Batkhuu and player Namuuna Narmandakh were banned for 10 and five years, respectively, for a match-fixing attempt in August 2025.

AFC slaps long bans on Mongolian official, player over match-fixing attempt

AFC imposes 10-year and 5-year bans on Mongolian official and player for attempting to manipulate a Women’s Champions League match.

AFC brings down ban hammer on Mongolian side’s individuals for match fixing charges in 2025-26 AFC Women’s Champions League

The AFC has handed down a heavy ban to Mongolian side players and officials after they were accused of match fixing charges in the AFC Women's Champions League 2025-26.

AFC Bans Two Mongolians for Match-Fixing Attempt

The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has handed lengthy bans to a Mongolian football official and player after determining they attempted to manipulate the outcome of a Women’s Asian Champions League match. In a statement, the AFC announced that football official Munkhtsetseg Batkhuu has been banned from all football-related activities for 10 years, while player Namuuna Narmandakh has been suspended for five years. According to the regional fo…

AFC Bans Mongolian Female Football Official And Player For Attempted Match Manipulation On Cricketnmore

The Asian Football Confederation: The Asian Football Confederation has handed hefty bans to a female match official and a player from Mongolia for attempting to manipulate the outcome of an AFC Women’s Champions League 2025/26 (Preliminary Stage) match, taking firm

AFC Disciplinary and Ethics Committee bans Mongolian official and player

Kuala Lumpur: Following an extensive investigation, the AFC Disciplinary and Ethics Committee has taken firm action against attempted match manipulation by banning Mongolian football official Ms. Munkhtsetseg Batkhuu and player Ms. Namuuna Narmandakh from all football-related activities for ten and five years respectively.