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KFA Competitions and Anti-Doping Flashcards

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  1. The KFA Disciplinary Code mirrors which international organization's disciplinary framework?

    Answer: FIFA Disciplinary Code

    The KFA Disciplinary Code is aligned with the FIFA Disciplinary Code to ensure consistency with international football governance standards.

  2. Which KFA committee handles appeals against disciplinary decisions?

    Answer: KFA Appeals Committee

    The KFA Appeals Committee hears appeals against decisions made by the KFA Disciplinary Committee in domestic football matters.

  3. If a club is found guilty of match-fixing under KFA regulations, what is the most severe possible sanction?

    Answer: Expulsion from all KFA competitions

    Match-fixing is treated as one of the most serious violations in Korean football; clubs found guilty can face expulsion from all KFA competitions.

  4. Under the WADA code adopted by the KFA, how long must anti-doping samples be stored?

    Answer: 10 years

    WADA requires anti-doping samples to be stored for up to 10 years, allowing authorities to re-analyze them with improved detection methods.

  5. Which KFA competition uses a two-leg home-and-away format in its knockout stages?

    Answer: KFA League Cup

    The KFA League Cup uses a two-leg home-and-away format in its knockout stages, with aggregate scores determining which club progresses.

  6. Integrity violations such as match-fixing in Korean football are reported to which authority outside the KFA?

    Answer: Korean National Police Agency and INTERPOL

    Match-fixing and related criminal activities in Korean football are reported to the Korean National Police Agency, and serious cases may involve INTERPOL.