Partizan

26 persons were detained late on last Wednesday, while a number have been injured during the violence that broke out at the Partizan-Red Star football match. A large scale fight broke out in Partizan stadium's south stands, resulting in the police escorting a group of battered young men, some of whom were stripped naked, outside the venue.

The Interior Minsitry (MUP) announced this on Thursday, adding that it was ordered by the prosecution to identify the persons who took part in the incidents.

Among those injured in the fighting in Belgrade last night were several foreign nationals, the MUP said.

Unofficially, they came from Croatia, Greece, and Macedonia.

Partizan has announced it will properly secure the November 2 Europa League match against Albania's Skanderbeu in Belgrade - and has asked its fans to refrain from hate speech, anger, and violence.

Milos Vazura - the general director of Serbia's reigning football champions Partizan FC - has been found guilty of illegal carrying of weapons - i.e., a pistol.

Consequently, a Belgrade court has ordered Vazura to pay RSD 400,000 (some EUR 3,350 as of Aug. 31) in fines, that will go toward humanitarian purposes.

NYON - The disciplinary commission of European football's governing body UEFA has officially confirmed a two-game stadium ban and a 130,000-euro fine for Serbian champions Partizan Belgrade.

At the same time, UEFA warned Partizan they would automatically receive a one-game stadium ban in case of a similar offence in the next three years.

Tanjug file photo, J. Pap

The UEFA disciplinary commission has officially confirmed a two-game stadium ban and a 130,000-euro fine for Serbian champions Partizan Belgrade.

Tanjug is reporting that at the same time, European football's governing body warned the club they would automatically receive a one-game stadium ban in case of a similar offense in the next three years.

Olympiakos drew at home with Partizan Belgrade on Wednesday to make the Champions League play-offs, while AEK suffered defeat to host CSKA Moscow for a second time in eight days.

General Secretary of Partizan Football Club Milos Vazura has been detained for illegal possession of a weapon, according to Blic.

The daily said on its website that Vazura was stopped in Belgrade's Vozdovac municipality during a routine police check, when a pistol was found in his car.

General Secretary of Partizan Football Club Milos Vazura has been detained for illegal possession of a weapon, according to Blic.

The daily said on its website that Vazura was stopped in Belgrade's Vozdovac municipality during a routine police check, when a pistol was found in his car.

Numerous police on Sunday evening shut down traffic in those Belgrade streets through which a bus with Partizan FC football players was moving.

The open bus, carrying the team celebrating the club's 27th national championship title - was followed by several thousand supporters.