Racist calls and banners against Kosovo -- Serbia is expected to be punished by FIFA after match with England

FIFA and UEFA are expected to take action against the Serbian Football Federation because of their fans' behaviour during England's victory at World Cup qualifying in Belgrade. Thomas Tuchel secured his most impressive victory so far as England coach, with the “Three Lions” marking a victory [...]
Thomas Tuchel secured his most impressive victory so far as England coach, with the “Three Lions” marking a deep 5-0 victory at the “Rajko Mitic” stadium on Tuesday evening.
Harry Kane, Noni Madueke, Ezra Konsa, Marc Guehi and Marcus Rasford all scored, while Serbia closed the match with 10 players after Nikola Milenkovic was sentenced to red card for an intervention at the end of the match.
Five governments in Serbia to make it five points from five in @ FIFAWorldCup Qualification! ) Pic.twitter. com/ YC5 MsCrsM
) England (@England) Seember 9, 2025
This victory brought England seven points ahead of Albania's closest rivals to Group K, while Serbia is one point lower, with one match less.
While it was the perfect result for England, it was a catastrophic night for Serbia and could get even worse for them because of their fans' behaviour.
The Serbian Football Federation issued a statement before the match, calling on fans to behave well, adding that the governing body was fined 600,000 pounds from FIFA and UEFA for repeated violations of rules by supporters of Serbia, Telegraph reports, Periscope broadcast.
But this message was evidently ignored against England, with some controversial incidents surrounding the match.
Before and during the match, Serbian fans could be heard cheering “Kosovo is Serbia”, as they were also seen waving a provocative banner showing Kosovo's map covered in the colors of the Serbian flag.
) A banner emitting the appeal of Kosovo was demonstrated by Serbian fans holding the map between Serbia and England.
Should UEFA punish Serbia again for this? Pic.twitter. com/k6bZ94 Bnqf
(@kos data) Seember 9, 2025
Later, the match was interrupted shortly after the crowd of fans pointed a laser in Consera's face.
Shortly after the resumption, a message warned fans against using lasers and pyrotechnics.
During the entire match there were even thunders from fans of Serbia.
This caused confusion in the last moments of the match, with players and judges believing the game had ended 30 seconds earlier before Judge Clement Turpin gave the signal that the game was continued
The fight in the Serbian end was how police called against England after Vucic suppressers attacked fans for matching the presidentPic.twitter. com/ Wa MRO9COh3
) Sam Street (@samstretwrits) Seember 9, 2025
Meanwhile, in a separate incident, police were forced to enter the stands after local fans began singing antigovernmental songs, and Alexandr Vucit's criminal supporters began beating people singing these songs.
FIFA and UEFA have not yet issued a statement on the incidents with fans, but the Serbian Football Federation is expected to face further penalties, including possible fines and closure of the stadium. /Periscopi/
And Milana Radoiči. They slodge as KiM such a lasmus without an idiot, sluge ono coji you're izdao i i vedao i ajo sumni da Çine zločini voroda nagov. Buduçnost qukavati ti menth mentali phenomenon, uvera sam to Pic.twitter. com/9w fHOF05a
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