Steven Caulker and Thomas Lees named as two England Under-21 players charged following brawl against Serbia The FA, who have reviewed hours of footage of the brawl, are likely to argue charges should not be brought. In all the public prosecutor's office in Belgrade has charged 11 people, including five Serbian players and staff and three fans, with violent conduct during and after the second leg. The Serbian Interior Ministry had said on Tuesday it had pressed preliminary charges against 12 people without naming any of them. It is unclear why one charge against an unnamed Serbian player has now been dropped. "The case against the English players and staff will be handed over to the British judiciary when such a ruling is made by the Serbian authorities," the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told Reuters. Serbian players Ognjen Mudrinski, Goran Causic, Aleksandar Kirovski and Djordje Despotovic as well as assistant coach Andreja Milutinovic have also been charged. The three Serbian fans have been accused of using fireworks during the match, which England won 1-0 to seal a 2-0 aggregate win in the two-leg play-off, and a place in next year's Under-21 Euro finals in Israel. A mass brawl between rival players and staff erupted after the final whistle and England left back Rose complained he was racially abused and pelted with missiles by Serbian fans before, during and after the ill-tempered contest. The English FA lodged a formal protest and the Serbian Football Association (FSS) denied the racism charges. Uefa's disciplinary committee is to review the video evidence and scheduled to announce their verdict on Nov 22. Meanwhile the FSS has suspended Mudrinski and his team-mate Nikola Ninkovic from international football for a year as well as Milutinovic and fellow assistant coach Srdjan Maksimovic for two years. Uefa President Michel Platini said last week during a Euro 2016 meeting in Paris that Serbia could face tough sanctions if found guilty of racism after hooligan problems in the past.