FA still awaiting official confirmation of charges against England U21 duo and coach The FA would like to reaffirm its support for all of our players and staff and we have spoken with the players' clubs and those named to express this. The FA has been taking legal advice in both the UK and Serbia to provide appropriate protection should any charges be brought. We welcome the support we are receiving from the UK Government. Trouble flared at the match on October 16 after Connor Wickham struck in injury time for England to secure a 1-0 win and passage to next summer's finals in Israel courtesy of a 2-0 aggregate success. Missiles were thrown onto the pitch as players celebrated and the scenes turned uglier as some fans got onto the playing surface and there were clashes involving team members and staff of both teams. The Serbian federation (FSS) handed lengthy bans to two players and two officials for their part in the confrontations. This trouble also played out against a backdrop of alleged racial abuse from the stands towards England players. Defender Danny Rose complained he had been particularly targeted and was sent off after the final whistle for kicking a ball away in anger amid the chaos. European governing body Uefa launched its own disciplinary proceedings, charging the FA and its Serbian counterparts over the behaviour of their players and the FSS for the alleged racist chanting by some supporters. A Uefa spokesperson said: "Uefa's control and disciplinary body will meet on November 22 to deal with this case and take a decision. The police charges/investigation are independent from us and do not impact the sporting disciplinary proceedings.