The Union of European Football Associations -UEFA, which serves as The governing body of European football, has on Friday, July 9th, sanctioned the Hungarian national team following the “discriminatory behavior” of their fans during their Euro 2020 group stage matches against Portugal, France, and Germany.
Marca.com reports that one of the sanctions includes having to play their next three matches behind closed doors, however, the third match has been suspended for two years. It is worth knowing that the decision does not apply to European qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup, which takes place under FIFA's jurisdiction. So Hungary will not be left out of the race for the world cup because of this sanction.
The Hungarian Football Association was also handed a 100,00 euro fine and has been ordered as a must, to unveil a banner in their next three games with the hashtag "#EqualGame", alongside the UEFA logo.

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EURO 2020: UEFA Sanctions Hungary Over Discriminatory Behavior From Their Fans

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