The Football Association has lodged an appeal to UEFA over the bans given to England U-21 internationals Tom Ince and Steven Caulker.
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Midfielder, Ince, 20, and defender Caulker, 21, were suspended for one and two matches respectively for happenings that took place after the win in Serbia in October.
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Their case is set to be heard in February.
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It is thought England U-21 boss Staurt Pearce will attend the hearing. England's players were racially abused during the 1-0 win in Krusevac, a result that secured their place at the 2013 European Championship.
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Players and staff from both sides clashed at the final whistle, with England's Danny Rose shown a red card. When the punishments were handed down to Caulker and Ince in December, FA general secretary Alex Horne indicated that an appeal would be made.