A top South Korean soccer club is apologizing after using sex dolls as a substitute for human fans during a match over the weekend.
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A top South Korean soccer club is apologizing after using sex dolls as a substitute for human fans during a match over the weekend.
The move from FC Seoul came just days after South Korea’s K League became one of the first professional sporting leagues to resume its season. The K League renewed action on May 8 without live audiences following a delay due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus.
The club said in a statement Monday that it had placed the dolls around the stadium to replace human fans after receiving assurances from the supplier that they were ordinary mannequins, The New York Times reported.
