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South Korea club FC Seoul apologise as sex dolls appear in stands

Gab Marcotti speaks about how FC Seoul inadvertently substituted supporters in the stands with sex dolls. Leading South Korea club FC Seoul apologised to fans after inadvertently substituting supporters in the stands with sex dolls during their win over Gwangju FC on Sunday. While the season started on May 8, fans are not yet allowed in stadiums because of the coronavirus outbreak. For Seoul's first home game, around 20 mannequins, many holding banners and all wearing masks, were spaced evenly around the seats behind the goal usually occupied by the club's most active fans.

Over the weekend, a soccer team in South Korea opted to fill seats with something a little more lifelike — to its deep embarrassment. The club FC Seoul apologized on Monday after what it believed were ordinary mannequins — quickly recognized by many fans as sex dolls — were placed in the stands for a match against Gwangju FC. Of the roughly two dozen dolls in the stands, nearly all were women. The incident was a blemish for the K League, the top professional soccer league in South Korea.