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Yslavia may be excluded from next month’s Euro Championship
STOCKHOLM. May 27: UEFA President Lenn art Johansson shid Wednesday he will recom-
mend that Yugoslavia s be replaced at next month's European Championship because they are no longer the team that qualified, reports AP.
"Primarily, as I sec them, they arc no longer the team who qualified that is coming here to play.' Johansson told Swedish national radio. The standard of the team, as far as 1 can judge today, will nol be of the class that they can seriously compete in a European Championship."
Asked if he thought UEFA would adopt his recommendation. Johansson said, "Normally they do."
Johansson Indicated in the radio interview that because ol the splitting of the former Yugoslavia into at least separate, individual republics, the team that is being sent to represent the Serb-dominated Yugoslav state would nol include players from the breakaway republics of Croalia, Slovenia and Bosnia -Hcrzcgovlna.
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mark would replace It. UEFA could act as early as Friday Johansson said
T will be meeting Interna tlonal Football Association (FIFA) president Joao Have-iange and general secretary Sepp Blatter tn Cardiff (Wales) on Friday to Jointly decide on Yugoslavia s participation," UE-FAs Swede president said.
The Serb leaders of Yugoslavia are facing sanctions threats from the United Nations, the European Community and other international bodies because of the ongoing fighting with Bosnia-Herzegovina
"We can no longer sit quietly and look like nothing has happened." Johansson said. There Is the security issue, which has to be given priority now that the turbulence is so very big and the fact that so many International bodies are branding Serbia's behavior."
Swedish radio reported that Johansson had the same basic objection to the team from the Commonwealth of Independent States, saying it was no longer the team that had qualified from the Soviet Union. The radio said the Interna Hemal body — FIFA — has rejected Johansson's suggestion
that the CIS team be excluded from the championship*
Johansson was not asked about that on the radio new* bulletin. It did not say where Johansson was
Earlier, Johansson said a statement by Prime Minister Carl Bildt on Tuesday night regarding the Serbian-dominated Yugoslavia's actions In Independent Bosnia-Herzegovina was "a clear signal which should guide our way. Beforc wc didn't have such guidance.
Besides the European Championship. FIFA and the International Olympic Committee also could bar Yugoslavia from events such as the Olympics.
Bildt had said, "We can't accept the Serbian army's activities in Bosnia, where thousands of people are killed and hundreds of thousands are homeless."
Foreign Minister Margaretha af Ugglas also Issued a statement to Expressen, nothing that the European Community is considering sports sanctions against Yugoslavia.
"There is no Swedish decision yet. but the question Is being considered," she said. "We shall consider sanctions even in the sports area."