FIFA Fines Six Countries For Discrimination Offenses At World Cup Qualifiers

FIFA Fines Six Countries For Discrimination Offenses At World Cup Qualifiers

Six member nations, including Albania, Ecuador, Paraguay, Romania, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Indonesia, were fined and sanctioned by the World governing body.

FIFA orders fines and stadium sanctions against six nations in World Cup qualifying

ZURICH (AP) — FIFA fined six soccer federations 20,000 to 26,500 Swiss francs ($24,400 to $32,200) each for discrimination offenses at World Cup qualifying games in March.

FIFA fined six football federations, including those of Ecuador and Paraguay, with between 20,000 and 26,500 Swiss francs (24,400 to 32,200 dollars) each for discrimination violations in the matches of the World Cup qualifiers in March.