Montenegrin students fight after Belgrade game

Montenegrin students fight after Belgrade game

PODGORICA -- Students of a high school in Tuzi near Podgorica were on Wednesday involved in a fight over the abandoned Serbia-Albania football game.

The media in Podgorica are reporting that the incident involved "Albanian and non-Albanian students," and that four were injured, one of whom was given medical assistance.

Ethnic Albanians in Montenegro's towns of Ulcinj, Plav, and Tuzi took to the streets last night to celebrate a serious incident that took place during the Euro championship qualifier in Belgrade.

The game was suspended and then abandoned after a small remotely guided craft appeared over the pitch, carrying a cloth in the colors of the Albanian flag.

It depicted a map of "Greater Albania" - that includes the territory of the Republic of Albania, and of four neighboring countries - Kosovo and other parts of Serbia, and parts of Greece, Macedonia, and Montenegro.