U n EFA “doesn't stop hand” with convictions, and Denmark suffers

This result leaves the “Three Lions” at the helm of Group C, with two points more than Denmark and Serbia entering their last match in the group phase against Slovenia.

After the match, UEFA has been forced to take action and initiate a conviction against Denmark's Football Federation.

That's because Denmark fans showed a banner with the words “F* * U n EFA” for a reason that is so unknown.

For this gesture of theirs, U n EFA has sentenced Denmark to 10,000 euros. Denmark's Football Federation Director Eric Brogger Rasmussen urged fans not to repeat this gesture anymore and that next time they will charge them with the bill.

We'll pay the bill, but the most important thing for us is we need to identify those who brought the baner and then carry the bill to them. We hope they think they can show a banner with that kind of language during a match to think twice when they pay for it”, Rasmussen said.

There have been a number of convictions due to conduct in and out of the field during this European Championship edition.

Albania was the national, which was mostly affected by UEFA's sentences, after yesterday (23 June) was sentenced to a lot of money for lighting fireworks, occupying the field by fans, as well as broadcasting some messages on their part.

In addition to Albania, the dictionary he used after the match with Croatia had suffered from Mirlind Daku, who was sentenced to two short-game matches.. /Telegraphy/