Spain's national team receives a new fine after the delay in the match against Egypt
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The Spanish national football team has received a new financial fine from the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA). The sanction is related to the delay in the start of the match against Egypt, according to information published by the source.
The penalty comes after another sanction the team had already received for the same match. For this reason, the Spanish federation must pay an additional amount of money. The available information does not include the exact amount of the fine or the full details of the decision.
UEFA is the body that governs football in Europe. Its rules establish that teams must comply with the official match schedules, and failure to follow these rules can have financial consequences for national teams and federations.
For now, the Royal Spanish Football Federation has not given an extensive public response to this sanction. Spanish fans will have to wait for further information to learn more details about the case and its possible future consequences.
Sources: Yahoo
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