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FIFA suspends Bosnia stadium for two games
Sarajevo,
30 September 2004
FIFA has banned the stadium in the Bosnian town of Zenica for two games because a Spanish player was hit by an object thrown from the crowd in a World Cup qualifier last month, Bosnia's Football Association (NSBIH) said on Wednesday.
Sarajevo's Olympic Kosevo stadium
Author:
fcsarajevo.com
Bosnia were set to play Serbia and Montenegro in Zenica on October 9 in a high-risk World Cup Group Seven game.
But the match will now be played in Sarajevo's Olympic Kosevo stadium, NSBIH Secretary-General Munib Usanovic said.
FIFA has also fined the NSBIH 10,000 Swiss Francs ($7,950) over the incident in which a small pool ball hit Juan Valeron. The game ended in a 1-1 draw.
But the match will now be played in Sarajevo's Olympic Kosevo stadium, NSBIH Secretary-General Munib Usanovic said.
FIFA has also fined the NSBIH 10,000 Swiss Francs ($7,950) over the incident in which a small pool ball hit Juan Valeron. The game ended in a 1-1 draw.
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