FAI hit with huge fines due to Irish fans booing 'God Save The King' at Ireland V England game

UEFA has issued a number of fines totalling over €25,000 to the FAI due to the conduct of Irish fans at the Nations League game between the Republic of Ireland and England at the Aviva Stadium in September.

A report by UEFA’s match delegate found that a large section of home supporters booed 'God Save The King' ahead of the sold-out match which saw Ireland defeated 2-0. 

The FAI was fined €10,000 for this, which is the standard penalty issued for disturbances during national anthems. 

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The organisation were served with two additional fines in relation to the match at the Aviva. One concerned the lighting of flares at the stadium amounting to €9,250, while another for €6,000 was issued due to a home supporter running onto the pitch. 

England's FA were also fined €12,500 for the away fans' booing of Amhrán na bhFiann. The FA were served with a larger fine than the FAI for this as it was found that this was a repeat offence by English supporters. 

The two sides will go head to head again on November 17 in Wembley Stadium.