The Serbian Football Federation was fined by FIFA's disciplinary committee for incidents involving ethnic provocations at the World Cup.
The Serbian Football Federation was fined 20,000 Swiss francs (€20,230) for a political banner displayed in the dressing room before playing Brazil.
The photo shows the changing room of the Serbian players, who, in addition to the jerseys, had placed a photo of the supposed "map" of Serbia, which includes the sovereign Kosovo in its territory.
#SRB dressing room before last night's match with Brazil. A map of Kosovo with the Serbian flag imposed over it with the slogan "Nema Predaje" - 'no surrender'. It comes amid fresh tensions between the two Balkan states. pic.twitter.com/aK7eMw6SEc
— Colin Millar (@Millar_Colin) November 25, 2022
The Football Federation of Kosovo officially condemned to FIFA the banner, which was hung above the lockers of two Serbian players on November 24.
In addition to Serbia, FIFA also fined Croatia for the fact that Croatian fans verbally abused and mocked Canadian goalkeeper Milan Borjan, who has ethnic Serbian family ties.
