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Goal.com · Sep 18, 2015

UEFA rejects Croatia's swastika appeal

The European governing body has decided to maintain the decision to remove a point from Croatia's qualifying campaign after finding its fans guilty of racism.

UEFA has upheld its decision to deduct one point from Croatia's Group H Euro 2016 qualification tally for the display of a swastika during a game in June.

The European football governing body punished the side after the fans used a chemical agent to imprint a swastika on the pitch of Split's Poljud stadium before the country's 1-1 draw with Italy.

The Nazi symbol became visible during the match and Croatia was ordered to play their next two competitive home games behind closed doors and fined 100,000 euros ($113,000).

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