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Serbia-Albania, the October 11 challenge, recently moved from Belgrade to Leskovac, for security reasons, will not be held at full stadium capacity, this after the Serbian Football Federation received another penalty from FIFA, following incidents that occurred in the last match, Serbia-England.
With the Serbian Federation once again failing to properly organize a match, FIFA has ordered the closure of 20% of the stadium for the next match, which coincides with the match against Albania.
And, this news seems to have pleased the Croatian media, which have begun to tease Serbia about this decision, ahead of the match to be played in Leskovac, valid for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
The " 24sata " portal stung the Serbs with its latest article: " FIFA gave Serbia a huge fine. With Albanians in front of a handful of people ," writes the Croatian media, referring to the fact that only 6,500 fans are expected to be in the Leskovac stadium.
FIFA has condemned the Serbian Football Federation for incidents that occurred during this month's match with England, which saw a lack of order and security, and also saw clashes between Serbian fans inside the stadium.
The Leskovac stadium has a capacity of 8,136 seats, but against Albania, 20% of the stadium will be closed. In a response to the media, the Serbian Federation added that it will take all measures in accordance with this decision to avoid incidents in the future.
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