FIFA sanctions Spain over Islam chants

The International Football Federation (FIFA) has imposed a fine of $20,000 on the Spanish Football Federation and ordered it to partially close its stadium during the upcoming friendly match. This action was taken due to Spanish fans chanting anti-Islam slogans twice during a match against Egypt last March. The incident occurred at the RCDE Stadium near Barcelona when some supporters shouted a chant that disrespected religion while the match was being broadcast as a preparation for the World Cup finals. After the chant was repeated, an internal announcer issued a warning, and the committee condemned the fans' behavior, describing it as ignorance and racism. Spanish police are also investigating the matter. The sanctions went beyond the Spanish Federation's actions, which considered that the word "Muslim" is not inherently offensive. However, FIFA saw that the context could render it discriminatory, resulting in a fine and disciplinary measures including a 15% reduction in seats for the next match.

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