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UEFA considers disciplinary measures against Hajduk over antisemitic chants and flares before and during the Ajax match

started October 16, 2026 at 6:35 AM · last changed 6d ago

Summary

According to Sportske novosti as reported by N1 BiH, Hajduk faces potential severe UEFA sanctions, including a possible stadium closure, over a mass flare display that halted the Ajax match for 12 minutes and antisemitic and Nazi-related chants before the game, while former foreign minister Miro Kovač condemned the fans' behaviour on N1.

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Hajdukovci slave spektakularan povratak na europsku scenu! Na Poljudu je sinoć pao Ajax u prvom kolu Konferencijske lige, a igrači i trener Garcia za tih

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  • where it happenedPoljud - stadium where the match and flare incident took place
  • where it happenedSplit - fan incidents and march before the match

Timeline

  1. U prvom kolu Konferencijske lige Hajduk je na Poljudu pobijedio Ajax 2:1, a pri kraju utakmice došlo je do dvanaestominutnog prekida zbog korištenja baklji i topovskih udara dijela navijača. Uprava Hajduka objavila je saopćenje u kojem se izvinjava navijačima, UEFA-i te vodstvu i igračima Ajaxa zbog ponašanja koje je obilježilo utakmicu.

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  2. New reports add that a fan site compared the march to one from 1995, that a coffin bearing Ajax markings was destroyed on arrival at Poljud, and that foreign media from the Netherlands, Poland, Slovenia and Israel extensively covered the incident, with Croatian police reportedly opening an investigation.

    Split · 3 sources

  3. New reports add the Israeli embassy's condemnation of the antisemitic and Nazi chants, thanking Croatia's government for its swift response, and the detail that a coffin marked 'Ajax' was carried in the pre-match fan procession.

    Split · 3 sources

  4. New reports add more detail on the chanted phrases ('Auschwitz', 'Get up, Adolf', 'Kill the Jews', 'Come on, Ustasha') and reactions from foreign media, including Israel's Israel Hayom and Ynet, which described the incident as a disgrace for Hajduk fans before Europe.

    Split · 3 sources

  5. New reports add reactions from Croatian PM Andrej Plenković and President Zoran Milanović, with Milanović calling for sanctions and a systemic response from police, prosecutors and courts rather than condemnation alone.

    Split · 3 sources

  6. New reports add that Hajduk faces possible UEFA sanctions, including a stadium closure, over flares that halted the match and antisemitic chants beforehand, plus a reaction from former minister Miro Kovač calling the incidents a disgrace.

    Split · 2 sources

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Signal strength70

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