The Mexican Football Federation (FMF) could have its senior women's national team serve part of the punishment for fan behavior during matches involving their men's under-23 side, according to the federation's president, Yon de Luisa.
Anti-gay chants heard at matches vs. the Dominican Republic and the United States during the CONCACAF men's pre-Olympic qualifying tournament in March yielded a punishment of Mexico playing its next two official home games behind closed doors.
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Initially, it was expected the senior men's national team would serve the punishment, in their first two games of World Cup qualifying in September and October.