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Police in Bulgaria have arrested a further five lovers of subjecting England players to abuse during a Euro 2020 qualifier in Sofia on Monday suspected.
Bulgarian authorities have so far identified 16 supposes and made 12 arrests.
Four fans received bans and penalties on Thursday and a second four remain under investigation.
England won the match, which was discontinued 6-0 of in the first half.
The initial four lovers to be penalized for itsindecent acts which comprised racist chanting and brandishing the Nazi salute were coped with by Bulgarian police – instead of the nations courts – under Bulgarias law to thesecurity of public order during athletics events.
Six arrests were initially made by bulgarian police, with a seventh following later on Wednesday. Of that group the Bulgaria Ministry of Interior told BBC Sport.
Borislav Mikhailov, president of the soccer association of Bulgaria, resigned on Tuesday.
Bulgaria director Krasimir Balakov stated after the match hedid not hear any chanting but later posted a statement on Facebook admitting the episodes.
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