Turks escape stadium ban

Turkey escaped an order to play future matches behind closed doors but were hit by a fine of more than £22,000 (€32,000) by UEFA this morning following crowd violence during their Euro 2004 qualifier against Macedonia on June 11 in Istanbul.

Turkey escaped an order to play future matches behind closed doors but were hit by a fine of more than £22,000 (€32,000) by UEFA this morning following crowd violence during their Euro 2004 qualifier against Macedonia on June 11 in Istanbul.

There were fears from Turkey that they might be forced to play their remaining home qualifier against England on October 11 in an empty stadium.

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