The UEFA has banned the Serbian football association from having a public at their next home game due to "racistisch en/of discriminerend" behaviour from their supporters. The FFS must pay a fine of 50,000 euros for this reason. The UEFA's ethical and disciplinary committee has also imposed a fine of 22,500 euros on the FFS for "het verspreiden van boodschappen die niet geschikt zijn voor een sportevenement" (the dissemination of messages not suitable for a sports event). Furthermore, the FFS has been fined 2000 euros for the ignition of fireworks and 15,000 euros for a field invader. The Netherlands won both Nations League matches against Serbia with a score of 2-1.
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