FSS Offers Refunds and Free Tickets After Fans Were Barred From Serbia-Germany Match

FSS Offers Refunds and Free Tickets After Fans Were Barred From Serbia-Germany Match
The Football Association of Serbia (FSS) said it will refund ticket-package buyers after most supporters were unable to attend the Nations League match against Germany on Nov. 13 at Belgrade’s Rajko Mitić Stadium. The game followed a UEFA disciplinary decision that allowed entry only to children in organized groups accompanied by adults.

The refund will cover the portion of three-match package payments assigned to the Germany fixture. Fans who bought tickets online are due to receive the money directly on the payment cards used for their purchases by the end of November. Those who purchased tickets at the stadium box office can request refunds from Nov. 20 to 30 at the stadium’s membership service, during designated weekday and Saturday hours, provided they bring identification and the ticket.

FSS also announced an additional benefit: package buyers will receive free admission to Serbia’s first home match in the next qualifying cycle for the 2028 European Championship. The federation said the fixture’s date and venue, along with ticket collection and stadium-entry instructions, would be sent by email later.

The association apologized to fans who had planned to support the national team from the stands, saying, “We are sorry that this time we were not able to host you,” while thanking them for their understanding. FSS said it looked forward to welcoming supporters back at the beginning of Serbia’s campaign to qualify for Euro 2028.