Late on the night of May 2, Beijing time, FIFA announced a series of fines on its official website, all for world cup qualifiers.
The Qatar World Cup qualifiers are nearing completion, and as of now, only a few final play-offs remain, with the vast majority of the seats already determined and the group draw ceremony completed.
However, there are still some outstanding tickets that must be completed as soon as possible. For example, after the team lost to Senegal in the World Cup qualifiers in the African play-offs, the spearhead was directly pointed at the other side, and the Egyptian Football Association appealed to FIFA, requesting the disqualification of Senegal's World Cup, and Egypt should be judged to be substituted and directly promoted to the World Cup!
The most important reason given by the Egyptian Football Association is that "the game is full of hostility", after the Egyptian Football Association said in a statement that before the life-and-death battle, the fans of the home team Senegal attacked the Egyptian team's bus, and the fans threw stones at the Egyptian players during the pre-match warm-up, and during the game, a number of Egyptian players were attacked by laser pointers, especially in the penalty shootout.
In response to the Egyptian Football Association's appeal, the FIFA Disciplinary Committee announced that Senegal will be fined 150,000 euros for breaking into the stadium, insulting Egyptian players with offensive banners, and interfering with Egyptian players with laser pointers, and Senegal's next home game will be played empty.
The penalty for Senegal, the world's 20th,000th, ends here, that is, the Idea of Egypt's desire to rule Senegal out is whimsical and will not materialize.
In fact, the punishment for Senegal is already the heaviest in the batch of fines issued by FIFA, except for Senegal, Nigeria, Iran, Chile, Honduras, Mexico, Argentina, etc. have been punished, or fined, or warned.
Nigeria, for example, was fined 143,000 euros for a serious riot in the stadium after losing to Ghana in a play-off, with the next home field empty.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo was fined 130,000 euros, Lebanon was fined 100,000 euros, and the next home of the two national teams will also be empty. For FIFA's final fine, Egypt has still not responded.