Summary:
Former Netherlands international Dick Advocaat has been sacked as Serbia coach.

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Dick Advocaat has . stepped down as Serbia coach after his side suffered a 3-1 home defeat by Denmark . in a Euro 2016 qualifier on Friday night. The Serbian football . association (FSS) confirmed Advocaat's departure on Saturday. The Dutch manager leaves his post after taking charge of the Balkan nation in July, seeing out just four months of a two-year contract. Dick Advocaat watches his players during a training session before the defeat by Denmark on Friday . Nicklas Bendtner (far left) celebrates after scoring during Denmark's 3-1 win over Serbia . Branislav Ivanovic (right) vies for the ball with Christian Eriksen during Friday's qualifier . Friday's loss to the Danes in an empty stadium left Serbia's . qualification hopes in the balance. They have one point from two . games, pending UEFA's final verdict on last month's home . qualifier against Albania, which was abandoned after crowd . trouble. The 67-year-old was in charge of just four matches and failed to register a single win, including draws with France and Armenia. Advocaat previously managed Russia and Holland on the international stage, while he also spent four seasons at Scottish club Rangers between 1998 and 2002.