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🟥 Spain punished for Islamophobic chants
🟥 Spain punished for Islamophobic chants The Spanish Football Federation has been fined and sanctioned over Islamophobic chants at the RCDE Stadium during the Spain-Egypt match. Last March, Spain played Egypt in a friendly ahead of the World Cup, which they would later win. The match took place at Espanyol's home ground, the RCDE Stadium, where chants of "Anyone who doesn't jump is a Muslim" broke out in the eighth minute. According to 'Sky Sports', this has led FIFA to fine the Federation $20,000 and order part of the stadium to be closed for its next FIFA-organized match. Bad news for 'La Roja'. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.
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