UEFA Fines Croatia Due to Their Fans Actions in the Match Against Spain
The Croatian Football Federation (HNS) was sanctioned for the behavior of its fans in the Nations League match against Spain in Split.
The UEFA Disciplinary Committee has fined the Croatian Football Federation (HNS) 57,000 euros for the behavior of its fans during the Nations League match against Spain in the city of Split on October 6.
The fine on the federation
"Due to the discriminatory behavior of the fans, the HNS has been fined 30,000 euros and a 20% closure of the stadium's capacity has been imposed for the next home match of the Croatian national team in UEFA competitions, with the partial stadium closure sanction being suspended for a period of two years," stated the HNS on its website.
Spain won that Nations League match 1-2.
Additionally, UEFA has imposed another fine of 23,000 euros for the use of flares and pyrotechnics by Croatian fans, and another 4,000 for blocking access to the stands.
The Croatian Football Federation had already been fined 20,000 euros for the behavior of its fans in the match against Spain in Seville on September 29. EFE
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