UEFA charges Russia over fan violence at Euro 2012

UEFA has charged the Russian football association with “improper conduct” of its supporters, who were filmed fighting with stadium stewards after a European Championship match.

UEFA says it is seeking more evidence to investigate reports of “alleged abuse directed at Czech Republic players” during Russia's 4-1 win in Wroclaw on Friday.

Anti-racist monitors appointed by UEFA reported Saturday that fans verbally abused Czech defender Theodor Gebre Selassie, who is black.

UEFA says its disciplinary panel will review the case against Russia on Wednesday.

The charge says the alleged improper conduct relates to “crowd disturbances, the setting off and throwing of fireworks and the display of illicit banners.”

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Russia produces attacking show to beat Czechs 4-1

Alan Dzagoev scored a goal in each half in Russia's masterful display of attacking soccer to beat the Czech Republic 4-1 in their European Championship Group A opener Friday.

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Dzagoev and Roman Shirokov gave Russia a 2-0 halftime lead before Vaclav Pilar in the 52nd minute gae the Czechs brief hopesof a comeback.

Dzagoev replied with his second in the 80th minute, and substitute Roman Pavlyuchenko added a fourth in the 82nd.

Russia, a surprise semi- finalist four years ago, showed it has the potential to go even further in Poland and Ukraine.

If Euro 2012's opening 1-1 draw between Poland and Greece had more drama than quality, the second group match was a feast of offensive soccer.

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UEFA charges Russia over fan violence at Euro 2012

UEFA has charged the Russian football association with “improper conduct” of its supporters, who were filmed fighting with stadium stewards after a European Championship match.

UEFA says it is seeking more evidence to investigate reports of “alleged abuse directed at Czech Republic players” during Russia's 4-1 win in Wroclaw on Friday.

Anti-racist monitors appointed by UEFA reported Saturday that fans verbally abused Czech defender Theodor Gebre Selassie, who is black.

UEFA says its disciplinary panel will review the case against Russia on Wednesday.

The charge says the alleged improper conduct relates to “crowd disturbances, the setting off and throwing of fireworks and the display of illicit banners.”

View the original article here

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UEFA charges Russia over fan violence at Euro 2012

UEFA has charged the Russian football association with “improper conduct” of its supporters, who were filmed fighting with stadium stewards after a European Championship match.

UEFA says it is seeking more evidence to investigate reports of “alleged abuse directed at Czech Republic players” during Russia's 4-1 win in Wroclaw on Friday.

Anti-racist monitors appointed by UEFA reported Saturday that fans verbally abused Czech defender Theodor Gebre Selassie, who is black.

UEFA says its disciplinary panel will review the case against Russia on Wednesday.

The charge says the alleged improper conduct relates to “crowd disturbances, the setting off and throwing of fireworks and the display of illicit banners.”

View the original article here

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