Chants of Ratko Mladić's name amid low attendance at Serbia-Greece match in Belgrade
Summary
At the Serbia-Greece Nations League opener at Belgrade's Rajko Mitić stadium, media reported near-empty stands, with some estimates putting attendance at around 5,000, while sources from Bosnia and Herzegovina reported chants of the name of finally convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić by a small number of fans.
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Fudbalska reprezentacija Srbije takmičenje u elitnoj diviziji Lige nacija počinje utakmicom protiv Grčke. Duel "Orlova" i "Helena" igra se na stadionu "Rajko Mitić" u Beogradu
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Municipality: Beograd
Places mentioned in the report
Greece, the Netherlands and Germany are marked as the opponent and participants of a parallel match in the same Nations League group, while Bosnia and Herzegovina and Srebrenica are marked because the chanting is discussed in reports from a Bosnian public perspective.
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