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Israel Avoids UEFA Sanctions After Referee's Interpretation of Incident
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What happened
The Israeli Football Association will not face UEFA sanctions for alleged racist chants during a match against Ireland because the referees did not officially record the incident as racist in the match report.
- 01Israel's football association avoids sanctions due to referee's report.
- 02Irish player alleged racist chants against teammate Adam Idah.
- 03Officials did not classify the incident as racist.
- 04The decision prevented a mandatory disciplinary hearing.
- 05Israel lost the match 3-0 to Ireland.
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