LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AFP) — Romania, Hungary and Slovakia have been ordered to play their next home matches in Euro 2020 qualifying behind closed doors due to racist behavior from their supporters, Union of European Football Association announced on Monday.
European football’s governing body announced Romania’s next two fixtures on their own turf would have to take place in a near-empty stadium, the second of which is suspended subject to a one-year probationary period.
They were also handed an 83,000 euro penalty for incidents which included racist chanting as well as field invasions during games against Spain and Malta earlier in the month.
Cosmin Contra’s side plays Norway in Bucharest on 15 October and welcome Sweden a month later in the Romanian capital in their two next homes games.
UEFA decided the one-match ban for the other two countries following incidents in the Slovaks’ 2-1 Group E victory in Budapest on 9 September.
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