The FIFA Disciplinary Committee has allowed the Serbian Football Association a fine of almost fifty thousand euros and the partial closure of the stadium, about 25% of the seats are closed, in the next official match of FIFA contesting his selection for violations of articles 13 on Discrimination and article 12 on misconduct by players and team officials FIFA Disciplinary Codedue to the chants of Serbian supporters and the misconduct of the team, individual penalties against seven players, during the match Serbian against Switzerland.
Last December 5 the Commission opened the file for what happened in the meeting. Once inside the stadium, a call was made to “stop all discriminatory chants and gestures” at the request of FIFAwith 20 minutes remaining in a very tense game and where Switzerland ended up qualifying for the round of 16 after winning 3-2.
On several occasions, players from both teams came close to meeting each other. In fact the Swiss attacker Breel Plunger He seemed furious after arguing with the Serbian players although he denied any racist insults after the match. Also Granite Xhakacaptain of Switzerlandwas recorded as he appeared to stir up the Serbian bench, gesturing to them.
The fine in the Mexican Federation amounts to 100.00 euros
In addition, the Disciplinary Commission also allowed the Ecuadorian Football Federation a fine close to 20,000 euros and the partial closure of the stadium, in this case affecting the stands behind the goals, in the next official match of FIFTo dispute the choice. Punishment as a result of violation of article 13 of the Disciplinary Code of FIFAregarding discrimination, around the chants of the Ecuadorian fans at the opening match between the Ecuadorian team and Qatar.
Finally, also the Mexican Football Federation was fined 100,000 and a closed-door match for his national men’s team, in this case suspended for a probationary period, also for chanting by Mexican fans in matches against Poland and Saudi Arabia in the world cup
Source: La Verdad
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