Serbia FA demand punishment for Croatia and Albania after chanting
DUESSELDORF, Germany : Serbia are demanding that UEFA punish Croatia and Albania after accusing their fans of hateful chanting during their Euro 2024 clash in Hamburg on Wednesday.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany : Serbia are demanding that UEFA punish Croatia and Albania after accusing their fans of hateful chanting during their Euro 2024 clash in Hamburg on Wednesday.
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