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Romania won 3-0 by forfeit in the match against Kosovo. UEFA’s Controversial Decision

Today, UEFA ruled in favor of Romania, awarding a 3-0 victory by forfeit in the match against Kosovo, which took place on November 15. The match was abandoned at 0-0 after Kosovo’s players left the pitch, citing crowd disturbances, including xenophobic chants .

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With this decision, Romania now has 18 points, solidifying its position in Group C2 of the Nations League. This ensures Romania’s placement in Pot 2 for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers draw .

 

This decision underscores UEFA’s commitment to addressing unacceptable behavior both on and off the pitch while giving Romania a crucial boost in its international campaign this season .

However, the Romanian Football Federation (FRF) is facing hefty penalties, including fines exceeding €100,000 for the unsporting behavior of fans in the stands. Furthermore, the FRF has been ordered to play its next home match behind closed doors Kosovo, too, has been penalized for the actions of their players during the incident .

This ruling highlights UEFA’s firm stance on maintaining discipline both on and off the field. While the outcome gives Romania a significant boost, it also serves as a reminder of the importance of sportsmanship in international competitions. Fans will surely be eager to see how this incident impacts both teams moving forward. For further details on the case and UEFA’s decision, stay tuned.

 

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