UEFA charges Hungary for fan disorder at Euro 2016 match

UEFA has charged the Hungarian football federation for fan disorder inside the stadium during their European Championship match against Iceland in Marseille. Highlights include all of Bundesliga, La Liga, Serie A and Ligue 1 matches as well as some of the FA Cup and Capital One Cup games to name just few.Register and claim your 100% registration bonus.

Swansea City midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson has scored his first goal at Euro 2016 after putting Iceland 1-0 in front against Hungary in their Group E clash.

But Hungary had dominated possession throughout against an Iceland side content to defend and the pressure finally told in the 88th minute as Saevarsson turned a Nemanja Nikolic cross into his own net.

Hungary’s coach Bernd Storck, second right, runs with players, during a team training session at Centre Robert Louis Dreyfus, in Marseille, France, Friday, June 17, 2016. Several loud bangs were heard and there was a cloud of smoke, delaying the restart.

Iceland’s Gylfi Sigurdsson scores from the penalty spot to go ahead 1-0 in the first half against Hungary.

The penalty followed a chaotic scramble in the area after Kiraly caught, then dropped, a cross from Johann Gudmundsson.

“Oh yes, very different”, sighed co-coach Heimir Hallgrimsson, when asked about the feelings after the two matches. “Some would say it was a soft penalty”.

“We were winning a lot of second balls but we should have kept calm and played the ball more”.

Sigurdsson hit a free kick into the defensive wall and substitute Eidur Gudjohsen fired the rebound against a Hungarian defender only for ball to deflect narrowly wide of the post.

Hungary’s forward Adam Szalai celebrates after his team drew 1-1 following the Euro 2016 group F …

“My side did not give up and always believed and deserved this point”.

Iceland will play its final game in the group stage on Wednesday, against Austria.

Further violence was seen on the streets of Marseilles before and after that game, with one England fan being left in intensive care following an attack.

“It was obvious, today we wanted to go for the three points”.

A witness saw police officers enter the stands in the Stade Velodrome.