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Source: StudioFootball
Once the World Cup ended in Russia, FIFA reported the total amount collected for the fines at the tournament that had France in the lead.
Russia collected nearly 900 thousand euros, Croatia (126,000 euros) being the selection that contributed the most to the list of 13 sanctioned teams, while Germany, Russia and Poland have was the least contributor with 8,600 euros
Gianni Infantino commented that the collection considers it as an exemplary measure above the economic one.
Here is the detailed list of the selections and fines they received during the World Cup.
1. CROATIA: € 126,600
– € 12,800 for unsportsmanlike conduct. Zlatko Dalic's badistant, Ognjen Vukojevic, celebrated the victory against Russia in a video message proclaiming "Glory to Ukraine" with Domagoj Vida, who was only warned for his participation.
– € 42,700 for lack of media knowledge and sponsorship standards (use of unauthorized media).
– € 60,000 for media negligence and sponsorship rules (use of unapproved sponsor drinks by FIFA in the field) in the match against Denmark
– € 11,100 after the riots against supporters during the match against Argentina.
2. ENGLAND: 120 000 €
– 60 000 € for ignorance of the means and rules of sponsorship (use of unauthorized socks). Two players did it.
3. SWEDEN: € 102,700
– € 42,700 for ignorance of the rules relating to media and sponsorship (use of unauthorized socks)
– € 60,000 to ignore the means and rules of sponsorship (use of unauthorized socks).
4. ARGENTINA: € 89,800
– € 89,800 for malpractice (beatings, thrown objects, homophobic and offensive calls, disregard of marketing and media rules in the match against Croatia).
5. SERBIA: € 77,000
– € 42,700 for misconduct of supporters in the match against Switzerland for displaying discriminatory banners, throwing objects
– € 17,100 to show a political banner in the match against Brazil. € 8,600 to show a political banner in the match against Costa Rica
– In each case, € 4,300 for the president of the federation, Slavisa Kokeza, and his coach, Mladen Krstajic, for unsporting comments after the match against Switzerland to referee.
6. MOROCCO: € 56,000
– € 56,000 for misconduct on the part of his officials (unauthorized entry into the field, too many people in the technical field) and 39, amateurs (objects thrown).
7 SWITZERLAND: € 51,500
– € 30,000 for the misconduct of "several members of the Swiss national team" who had "access to the field" in the match against Costa Rica without accreditation.
– Double fine of 8,600 Xherdan Shaqiri and Granite Xhaka for showing the gesture of the two-headed Albanian eagle. Stephan Lichtsteiner has been fined € 4,300 for the same reason.
8. URUGUAY: € 42,700
– € 42,700 for lack of knowledge of the media and sponsorship standards (use of unauthorized media).
9. MEXICO: 21.400 €
– € 8.600 for the homophobic songs of his fans against Manuel Neuer in the 1-0 victory against Germany
– € 12,800 for misconduct of his fans (throwing objects) in the match against Sweden.
10. DENMARK: € 17,100
– € 17,100 for misconduct of supporters in the match against Australia (throwing objects, posting badist posters, ignoring the procedure of FIFA before the kick off).
11. POLAND: € 8,600
– € 8,600 to show his fans a political banner.
12. GERMANY: € 8,600
– Double fine of € 4,300 for the DFB team Uli Voigt and Georg Behlau for unsportsmanlike behavior (provocation) in the match against Sweden.
13. RUSSIA: € 8,600
– € 8,600 for malpractice (display of a Nazi banner) in the match against Uruguay.
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