Football Association to step up monitoring matches
The chairman of the Hong Kong Football Association said his group will step up monitoring after eleven First Division players were arrested on Monday on suspicion of match-fixing.  The footballers, reportedly from the Happy Valley Athletic Association, were among 23 people arrested in the case.  Speaking on an RTHK programme on Wednesday, Pui Kwan-kay said while the association has been keeping a close eye on the Premier League matches, it is harder to monitor lower-level games.   "We have a lot of matches and teams. Apart from the First, Second and Third Divisions, the Football Association organises a lot of youth and women [football] matches," he said. Pui urged the various football teams to do more to promote ethical and moral conduct.