(Patria) - UEFA's Disciplinary Committee has fined the Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina for the riots caused by fans during the match Luxembourg - Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The qualifying match that the Dragons played on November 16 away in Luxembourg will cost the Association dearly, and the behavior of the fans was deemed discriminatory.
At that time, fans threw flares, and the match was briefly interrupted.
More precisely, the disciplinary committee decided to fine the BiH association 40,000 euros and ban the NS BiH from selling tickets to fans for the next away match in UEFA competitions.
Plus, the governing body of BiH football was fined an additional 10,000 euros due to fans entering the pitch.
Earlier, the NS BiH was fined a total of 86,000 euros for two matches against Liechtenstein (20,000 euros) and Portugal (46,000 euros), also in the EURO qualifiers.
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