Video: England's Danny Rose subjected to monkey chants from Serbia crowd Head coach Stuart Pearce told BBC Sport: "One or two of the technical staff from the opposition, and I don't include their manager in that, didn't cover themselves in glory on the pitch at the end. Punches, headbutts were thrown, and God knows what else. We will let the authorities deal with this at UEFA. Pearce had spoken before the game of his confidence that the issue of racism would not raise itself. A match between the two countries at the 2007 Under-21 European Championship in Holland was marred when England defender Nedum Onuoha was racially abused. Serbia were fined £16,000 by European governing body UEFA after that incident, but Pearce had said he thought the game in the Balkan country had moved on since then. Former England captain Paul Ince, working as a pundit on ESPN, believes tougher action is necessary this time. Ince, whose son Thomas had been playing in the match, said: "It is disgraceful. There is no excuse for the scenes we have just seen. There were punches being thrown; if it was me they would be kicked out for the next five tournaments, European, World Cups.