The Danish Football Association will make fans pay a £7,500 fine handed to them after a banner reading ‘f*** UEFA’ was displayed at Euro 2024.
An unknown section of Denmark supporters lifted the banner during their 1-1 draw with England in Group C last Thursday.
The Danish FA have now been punished as a result – but they say it won’t be them that’s footing the bill.
Director of the Danish FA, Erik Brogger Rasmussen, said, as quoted by The Sun: “We will pay the fine but the most important thing for us is that we identify those who brought the banner in – and then we will pass the bill on to them.
“We hope that those who think of taking a banner with that sort of language on it into a match will think twice when they have to pay for it.”
England were on the receiving end of a UEFA fine when the countries faced off at Euro 2020.
The Football Association received a £26,000 bill for three incidents at Wembley during their semi-final clash.
UEFA took issue with Kasper Schmeichel having a laser shone in his face, disturbances during the national anthems and fireworks being set off.
This tournament, Albania and Serbia’s federations have been fined £8,400 each for fans displaying banners with nationalist maps.
Meanwhile, Albania’s striker Mirlind Daku has been suspended for two games, too.
This was after he was accused of leading anti-Macedonian chants on a megaphone after the 2-2 draw with Croatia.
Denmark play their final group game against Serbia on Tuesday, whilst England face Slovenia in all of the countries’ last opportunity to seal qualification to the knockout rounds.
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