divisions of H.F.F. are: The Sporting Division, the Management Division, the Finance and Marketing Division, the International Relations Division, and the Press and Mass Media Division. Committees The operation of H.F.F. relies on the above-mentioned divisions that function on the responsibility of their respective managers, as much as, the Committees of the Executive Board, which, according to the Statutes of the Federation, are the following: The Disciplinary Committee (first and second instance) The Appeal Committee The Financial Dispute Resolution Committee (second instance) The Central Referee's Committee, which comprises three members and controls the entire referee field in Greece The Players' Status-Transfer Committee Standing Committees Regulations Committee International Relations Committee Technical Committee Greek Cup Committee Procurements Committee Divisions Committee Selections Team Committee Mass Media and Public Relations Committee Legal Matters Committee Violence Committee Medical Committee International Amateur Football Committee Amateur Football Committee Licensing Committee Football Managers Committee Training Board Futsal (indoor football) Committee Finance Committee Statistics and Stadium Committee Youth Amateur Football Committee Women's Football Committee The H.F.F. is responsible for doping control in all the Greek championships. Honours Men's National Team UEFA European Championship Winners (1): 2004 Men's U-21 UEFA European Under-21 Championship Runners-up (2): 1988, 1998 Men's U-19 UEFA European Under-19 Championship Runners-up (2): 2007, 2012 HFF presidents Below are the presidents of HFF: Controversies Koriopolis The incident first came to light after UEFA issued a report, which drew attention to 40 matches that were rigged in Greek football in the 2009–10 season. The initial probe into the incident involved approximately 80 individuals suspected of wrongdoing. Olympiacos owner Evangelos Marinakis was also accused of using his position in Greek football and special relationship with the president of the HFF, to appoint favorable referees to matches. Marinakis was later acquitted from all charges by the Prosecutor and the Council of Judges and the decision is final. In February 2012, the Superleague Greece, with the agreement of the HFF, replaced the two football prosecutors (Fakos and Antonakakis) with two others (Petropoulos and Karras). 2015 Greek football scandal The 2015 Greek football scandal emerged on 6 April 2015 when prosecutor Aristidis Korreas' 173-page work was revealed. Telephone tapping operated by the National Intelligence Service of Greece since 2011 has played a significant role in the case. According to the prosecutor's conclusion, Olympiacos owner Evangelos Marinakis along with HFF members Theodoros Kouridis and Georgios Sarris, were suspected of directing a criminal organization since