UEFA gave the Football Association a £70,000 fine as punishment for fans invading the pitch and racially abusing Turkey supporters during the game at Sunderland in April.
The FA could also face a further potential financial drop-off after being warned by European football's governing body that any more repeat performances could see them banned from Euro 2004.
UEFA spokesman Mike Lee said it was the largest fine ever handed out by the governing body over a racist abuse charge.
He stated: "This sends a very clear signal and warning to the English FA about the issues of safety and security and the racist behaviour of English fans.
"They should regard this as a final warning and I think the FA has seen that and recognise that. The track record of travelling fans particularly is deplorable and the FA is taking further steps to show they are taking the matter seriously.
"We trust those steps are going to be effective but if not disciplinary proceedings will be back on the agenda. The threat of expulsion is clearly something available to UEFA, particularly in respect of a final tournament."
UEFA has added to the financial woes of the English Football Association after handing out a significant fine for the racist abuse and pitch invasion that occured during the recent Euro 2004 qualifying game between England and Turkey.
