Turkey Fined for Fan Behavior, Players Warned over Salutes

UEFA on Friday fined Turkey's football federation 50,000 euros ($55,360) for their supporters' behavior and warned several players following military salutes performed during two Euro 2020 qualifiers.

Turkey fans caused crowd disturbances in the 1-1 draw with France on October 14, while Hakan Calhanoglu and Cenk Tosun were among a number of players reprimanded for "manifestations of a non-sporting nature".

In their two October qualifiers against Albania and France, Turkish players made salutes -- seen as supporting Turkey's military operation in Syria -- as they celebrated late goals. 

Turkey reached Euro 2020 after finishing two points behind World Cup winners France in their group. They will face Switzerland, Wales and Italy in next year's finals.