England were ordered to play two games without fans due to the chaos at Wembley

England have been ruled out of the next two home games in UEFA competition without fans following the clashes in July at the Euro 2020 final against Italy at Wembley, the European football governing body announced on Monday.

The ban on fans attending the second match has been suspended for a two-year probationary period, and the English FA has been fined € 100,000 ($ 116,000), UEFA added.

The July 11 final, which Italy won on penalties, was hampered by clashes between fans and officials at and around Wembley, as cardless fans broke security cords.

The FA has ordered an independent study to examine the disorders.

UEFA opened a disciplinary investigation two days after the final and the FA filed four charges against fans for invading the pitch, throwing objects, disturbances caused during the national anthem and lighting fireworks.

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The UEFA disciplinary jury imposed a fine and a two-match ban on fans “for lack of order and discipline inside and around the stadium, for invading the playing field, throwing objects and disturbing national anthems”. “said UEFA.

The FA was fined 30,000 euros ($ 34,734) at the start of the tournament for crowding problems after Danish goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel flashed his laser pointer during his victory in the English finals at Wembley.

British police made several arrests in the final and said 19 officers were injured.

Data from the Interior Ministry showed that 39 of the 90 arrests related to football at Euro 2020 were in the Italian match.