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UEFA hands Serbia harsh sanction
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UEFA fined Serbia €129,000 and ordered a closed-door home match in November for racist behaviour, inappropriate messaging, flares and pitch invasions during Nations League fixtures against Greece and Netherlands.
UEFA has handed Serbia a severe punishment for fan misconduct during Nations League matches in September and October. The Serbian Football Federation faces a €129,000 fine split across multiple violations: €50,000 for racist behaviour during home games against Greece (24 Sept) and Netherlands (27 Sept), plus €22,500 for inappropriate messaging, €2,000 for flares, and €15,000 for pitch invasions in those matches.
An additional €40,000 was imposed for racist conduct during the away fixture in the Netherlands on 4 October. Serbia must play their next home match on 13 November against Germany behind closed doors.
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