Are Super League referees also facing payment issues?

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Super League Referees Are Not Facing Payment Issues

Referees officiating in the top-tier Super League matches are not experiencing the same payment issues as those involved in other competitions. This distinction has been made clear, indicating a separate financial handling for the Super League officials.
Payment Arrears Affect Other Leagues

The broader issue of unpaid allowances primarily concerns referees who officiated in last year's Malaysia Cup and M3 League matches, as well as this year's FA Cup qualifying rounds. These arrears have been a point of contention, with reports of complaints surfacing on social media.
MFL Expected to Resolve Arrears

The Malaysian Football League (MFL) is reportedly planning to settle the outstanding allowances for these affected referees by the end of the current month. This information was conveyed through a WhatsApp message from a state Referee Development Officer (PPP), suggesting an impending resolution to the delayed payments.
Lack of Official Confirmation

Despite the circulated messages indicating a settlement timeline, official confirmation from the MFL or the Football Association of Malaysia's (FAM) Referees Unit has not been forthcoming. Efforts to reach these bodies for a statement regarding the payment situation have been unsuccessful thus far.

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