South Korea's football club FC Seoul were fined a record 100 million won ($81,000) for using sex dolls to fill seats at a match held behind closed doors.
The K-League officials said that the football club had "deeply humiliated women fans".
With spectators barred because of the coronavirus, FC Seoul came under fire after dozens of dolls wearing T-shirts or holding placards with the logo of a sex-toy seller appeared at Sunday's game.
In the absence of spectators, organisers have tried several ways -- Robot drummers, Baseball barbecue --- to make empty stadium more appealing.
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The K-League officials said that the football club had "deeply humiliated women fans".
With spectators barred because of the coronavirus, FC Seoul came under fire after dozens of dolls wearing T-shirts or holding placards with the logo of a sex-toy seller appeared at Sunday's game.
In the absence of spectators, organisers have tried several ways -- Robot drummers, Baseball barbecue --- to make empty stadium more appealing.
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