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Serbia-Montenegro to play home match in empty stadium
Zurich,
4 November 2005
FIFA have ordered Serbia-Montenegro's football national team to play one home match in an empty stadium following crowd disturbances in last month's World Cup qualifier against Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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AP
FIFA, world football's governing body, has fined Serbia-Montenegro's football association 23,000 euros, while Bosnia-Herzegovina's football association has been fined 26,000 euros after their fans fought with their rivals during the match.
Serbia-Montenegro beat Bosnia-Herzegovina 1-0 to qualify for the World Cup.
Serbia and Montenegro are likely to serve the ban in their first Euro 2008 qualifying match next year.
Serbia-Montenegro beat Bosnia-Herzegovina 1-0 to qualify for the World Cup.
Serbia and Montenegro are likely to serve the ban in their first Euro 2008 qualifying match next year.
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