Fans and players of Serbia and Albania clash during
their Euro 2016 Group I qualifying match at the FK
Partizan stadium in Belgrade.
The politically-sensitive Euro 2016 qualifier between Serbia
and Albania was abandoned on Tuesday following a brawl
between players from both sides after a flag stunt.
The Group I game, with no away fans permitted, was
interrupted when a flag depicting so-called Greater Albania,
an area covering all parts of the Balkans where ethnic
Albanians live, was flown over the terraces and pitch by
what appeared to be a remote controlled mini drone near
the end of the first half.
A Serbian player eventually grabbed the flag at the
Partizan stadium, prompting an angry reaction from
Albanian players and an unsightly melee ensued.
Stefan Mitrovic of Serbia grabs a flag depicting so-
called Greater Albania, an area covering all parts of
the Balkans where ethnic Albanians live, that was
flown over the pitch during their Euro 2016 Group I
qualifying match against Albania. Photograph: Marko
Djurica/Reuters
Riot police then moved in when around a dozen fans
invaded the pitch and attacked the Albanian players,
forcing them to retreat into the tunnel as flares were
thrown from the terraces.
After a delay of around half an hour, English referee Martin
Atkinson abandoned the game, which stood at 0-0.
"What happened is something we can’t comprehend at the
moment," Serbia captain Branislav Ivanovic told reporters.
"On behalf of my team, all I can say is that we wanted to
carry on and that we shielded the Albanian players every
step of the way to the tunnel (after the riot broke out).
"The Albanian team said they were unfit physically and
mentally to carry on after talking to the officials and they
will now decide the fate of this match. We can only regret
that football took a back seat but it is difficult to draw any
conclusions or make any comments now."
Albanian captain Lorik Cana told Albanian television: "I saw
my players being attacked and hit even inside the tunnel,
and even by the stewards. We were not in the right
psychological or physical state to continue playing.

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