European soccer's governing body has fined Russia's soccer federation 120,000 euros ($150,000) after fan disturbances at the team's opening Euro 2012 game against the Czech Republic on June 8.
The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) also warned that Russia will be penalized six points in its next qualifying campaign if supporters misbehave again.
The charges included fans setting off and throwing fireworks and the display of illicit banners at the match in Wroclaw, which Russia won 4-1.
UEFA also separately condemned the Russian-Polish fan clashes in Warsaw on June 12, the worst violence of the tournament.
In a telephone conversation on June 13, Russian President Vladimir Putin told Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk that Euro 2012 organizers were responsible for foreign fans' safety.
The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) also warned that Russia will be penalized six points in its next qualifying campaign if supporters misbehave again.
The charges included fans setting off and throwing fireworks and the display of illicit banners at the match in Wroclaw, which Russia won 4-1.
UEFA also separately condemned the Russian-Polish fan clashes in Warsaw on June 12, the worst violence of the tournament.
In a telephone conversation on June 13, Russian President Vladimir Putin told Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk that Euro 2012 organizers were responsible for foreign fans' safety.
