Indonesian teams disqualified after scoring five own goals

Indonesian clubs PSS Sleman and PSIS Semarang are disqualified from the country's first division play-offs for scoring five own goals.

Sleman win the game 3-2, but a committee decided both sides attempted to lose in order to avoid a semi-final match with Borneo FC, a club rumoured to be backed by a local mafia.

The game was scoreless until the 86th minute before Sleman score two own goals in quick succession, Semarang then score three own goals and lose the tie.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29831433

There is a better (and shorter) video on that link but here's a clip for those that can't access it:

[video=youtube;SlxnN2UKcMw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlxnN2UKcMw[/video]


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The own goals are a little bit obvious like...

 

#sympathypost

 

We have a theme for mafia 4.

Borneo FC football mafia.

 

in the end both teams got what they wanted eh?

 

Painful to watch

 

We'd still lose to them anything they can do Kolo can do better.

 

So instead of addressing the problem of Mafia FC threatening their opponents the FA punish the victims instead

#typical