Two-year bans for Serbian coaches involved in England Under-21 brawl

Three Lions duo Steven Caulker and Tom Ince face two and one-match suspensions after the mass clash at the end of the game, with four Serbian players also punished

UEFA has banned Serbian coaches Andreja Milunovic and Predrag Katic from all football related activities for two years following the racism row and brawl which marred their clash with the England Under-21 side in October. European football`s governing body also handed out bans to players from both sets of teams for the mass confrontation which broke out at the end of game, which centred around alleged abuse of England left-back Danny Rose. England defender Steven Caulker has been banned for two games while midfielder Tom Ince is banned for one game. The Tottenham man will miss the Three Lions` matches against Italy and Norway on the 5 June 2013 and 8 June 2013 respectively, while Ince will miss only miss the clash with the Italians. Serbia`s Goran Causic has been suspended for four games, along with Ognjen Mudrinski and Filip Malbašic who face three-game bans, while Nikola Ninkovic is banned for two fixtures. All charges against Aleksandar Pantic, however, have been dropped. The Serbian FA have been fined £66,000 (€80,000) for the numerous incidents which took place at the Mladost Stadium in Krusevac and the Serbian Under-21 national team will also be forced to play their next home match behind closed doors. UEFA also revealed all discliplinary proceedings made against the English Football Association have been dropped, though they did issue a warning about the improper conduct of the England team. All the decisions made by UEFA can be appealed within three days. Goal.Com