Hungarian federation fined €65,000 for crowd trouble at Euro 2016: Uefa

The Hungarian football federation has been fined 65,000 euros ($73,000) for crowd trouble at Euro 2016, European football governing body Uefa said on Tuesday.

The Hungarian football federation has been fined 65,000 euros ($73,000) for crowd trouble at Euro 2016, European football governing body Uefa said on Tuesday.

Iceland's Kari Arnason and Iceland's Birkir Bjarnason react as Hungary fans throw flares onto the pitch after their first goal. (REUTERS)

Uefa said in a statement that the charges were relating to “crowd disturbances, setting off of fireworks and throwing of objects” during the 1-1 draw against Iceland in Marseille on Saturday.

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