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It's hardly a football powerhouse,
but Malaysia is going through a scandal that has shaken up the game in Asia.
Football's governing body FIFA has accused the country's Football Association of forging documents of seven foreign-born players so they could play for the national team.
Malaysia's Football Association denies the allegation,
but the entire executive committee has resigned.
It's not over.
It's been very messy, very ugly, very embarrassing,
not only for Malaysian football, but for Asian football generally.
And the scandal has prompted a bigger discussion in Asia about what it really means to play for your national team.
I'm Mariko in Singapore, and this is Asia-specific from the BBC World Service.
Once a week, we bring you Asia Pacific stories, unpacked by those who know them best.