scoreline reached 21–17. The match reportedly ended prematurely by officials who determined that players from both clubs were not playing a competitive game. The result of the match was officially recorded as a Ka I 21–18 win over Hang Sai. Aftermath The Macau Football Association launched an investigation regarding the Taça de Macau match while both Ka I and Hang Sai conducted their own internal investigations. Players involved from both clubs clarified that the way they played was a decision they made and not reflective of their club's official stance. On 10 July, the association cancelled the result and Ka I's quarter-finals appearance, allowing their intended opponent Chao Pak Kei to advance to the semi-finals. In the other playoff match held on the same day as the Ka I-Hang Sai tie, Monte Carlo won 2–0 against Policia, also advancing to the next round. See also AS Adema 149–0 SO l'Emyrne Notes References Association football controversies 2019 in Macau football 2019 in Asian football June 2019 sports events in China 2019 protests Protests in Asia Controversies in Asia Football in Macau Macau national football team