Turkey goalkeeper Volkan Demirel has been banned for two matches after being sent off during his side's Group A 3-2 victory over Czech Republic.
Demirel was dismissed in stoppage time of Monday's match after pushing Czech striker Jan Koller to the ground.
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The Turkish FA was also fined Ј27,000 for improper conduct.
The fine related to the behaviour of their supporters, players and officials during the match, notably Demirel who sat on the bench after being sent off rather than leaving the technical area.
"We had some problems with some Turkish fans trying to enter the pitch, and also the presence of about 25 unaccredited people after the game in the Turkish dressing room," UEFA spokesman William Gaillard said.
However, Gaillard added that no action could be taken against Turkey coach Fatih Terim, despite him seeming to come into contact with the fourth official after the Czechs took a 2-0 lead.
"You would need to have something in the referee's report to note that something has occurred, he said.
"There's nothing about the coaches."
(BBC)
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