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Due to unauthorized drinks on the ground, the Croatian Football Association must pay a fine of 70,000 Swiss francs (the equivalent of 60,500 euros) to the World Cup in Russia. FIFA's Discipline Committee reacted to overtime scenes in the knockout stage of the World Cup against Denmark when Croatian players presented "unauthorized products" on the pitch. It was beverages that did not come from the official sponsors of the tournament.
Fifa has already imposed several disciplinary sanctions at different levels during the World Cup. For example, Russia, the host country of the World Cup, had to pay a fine of 10,000 Swiss francs for a "discriminatory banner" of its fans. On the poster was number 88, which represents the code for "Heil Hitler".
Serbian coach Mladen Krstajic meanwhile received his comments on referee Felix Brych, whom he wanted to send "to The Hague" in front of the United Nations War Crimes Tribunal. He had to transfer 5000 francs
A warning had already been sent to the Croats because the guard Danijel Subasic had "presented a personal message" on his T-shirt. The goalkeeper had presented after the match the words "Forever", number 24 and a photo of his childhood friend Hvroje Custic who died in 2008. According to his own statement, Subasic would wear the shirt in memory of his former teammate for ten years. every football game.
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