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It was found that the video was recorded before FIFA approved the charge of the first video
This is stated in a FIFA statement whose text led the journalist Richard Conway on Twitter. FIFA's management analyzed a second video on which the defender of the Croatian team, Dagogu Vida, wrote the phrase "Glory to Ukraine" and decided not to punish further. "After a thorough analysis of the second video of the Croatian player Domuga Vidi., … the head of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee is in place and that it was registered before FIFA's announcement the first decision to punish Vaid, and concluded that no other violation of the FIFA rules had been committed by the footballer, "reports FIFA
after a victorious match against Russia. The Croatian football team, Dagogu Vida, as well as the former team player, Ognny Vukoevich, recorded a video address addressed to all Ukrainians. After that, the Russian Duma proposed to punish Dagogu Vidu on video
Subsequently, information appeared that Vidu could be disqualified for video calls to Ukrainians. However, he received only a formal warning from FIFA.
Horvath has already formally justified his video call and hopes that his cry "Glory to Ukraine" will be seen as a sign of gratitude to the Ukrainians for their support throughout the tournament. There was another video that Vida recorded in the locker room of Croatia after winning the final World Cup ¼ 2018.
After the condemnation of FIFA, a video on which the former Dynamo Dagogu Vida and Ognen Vukoevich express the "Glory to Ukraine" collapsed rating Football organization Ng in Facebook.
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