Kawasaki Frontale were charged for discrimination by the Asian Football Confederation on Thursday after their fans raised a controversial wartime Japanese flag during a midweek Asian Champions League match in South Korea.According to article 58.3 of the AFC's disciplinary and ethics code, a team would face a minimum penalty of two matches in an empty stadium plus a fine of at least $15,000.The club were notified of the decision through the Japan Football Association. The AFC will hear Frontale's side of the story before making a final decision on the penalty at a disciplinary committee meet…READ FULL ARTICLE
