Serbia’s home Nations League match against Germany on 13 November will have restricted attendance following a UEFA disciplinary decision. Children and visiting supporters will be admitted despite a one-match home spectator ban imposed for racist and discriminatory behaviour by fans. Supporters who have already bought tickets will be offered a refund or the option to use their ticket for free admission to all Serbia home qualifiers for EURO 2028.
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