The association says journalists and photographers without broadcast rights cannot film match video without permission or post unauthorized footage on social media. The action enforces existing UEFA rules.
The Football Association of Serbia (FSS) is tightening enforcement of existing UEFA restrictions on match video after the European football body recorded unauthorized filming and posting at earlier Nations League matches. Inside World Football reported the warning on 12 November.
The FSS says journalists and photographers without broadcast rights must not make unauthorized match recordings inside stadiums or post unauthorized footage on social media, including during play or almost in real time. Media accreditation alone does not grant permission to record or distribute match video; separate authorization is required.
According to the FSS, UEFA asked national associations to strengthen oversight after media representatives without broadcast rights and some photographers filmed inside stadiums and posted footage during earlier Nations League matches or almost in real time. UEFA considers such footage a serious infringement of television rights and a threat to its official partners’ interests, the FSS says. Those partners hold rights to Nations League matches, European qualifiers and friendlies. The FSS says compliance is intended to protect broadcasters’ rights and ensure smooth match organization in line with UEFA standards.
The FSS says it will work with UEFA and stadium services on heightened checks, focusing on journalists and photographers without broadcast rights. Responsible services will address observed violations under UEFA rules, and incidents that cannot be prevented or stopped will be referred to UEFA for further action.
Serbia is scheduled to play Germany in Belgrade on 13 November and Greece in Volos on 16 November in the Nations League.
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