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Israel's Anthem Met with Boos in Austria, Crowd Silenced by Fine Fears
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Sport5 · 34 minutes ago
What happened
During the Israeli national anthem in Linz, Austria, the crowd booed but stopped after a "fair play" announcement warning of UEFA fines. The Israeli team was playing a Nations League match.
- 01Israeli anthem booed by Austrian crowd in Linz.
- 02Crowd stopped booing due to fear of UEFA fines.
- 03UEFA fines can reach tens of thousands of euros.
- 04Austrian and Scottish football associations have been fined previously.
- 05The incident occurred before a Nations League match.
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