Partizan Belgrade will host Bosnia's Zrinjski Mostar in their UEFA Cup first qualifying round second leg on Thursday after UEFA deferred a one-year ban against the Serbian club.

"Following an appeal by FK Partizan, the chairman of UEFA's Appeals Body has granted a delaying effect in the Serbian club's disciplinary case," European soccer's governing body said in a statement.

"The decision means the UEFA Appeals Body can examine the case, consider the parties' arguments and rule on the merits of the case by August 16, when the second qualifying round first-leg matches are scheduled to take place."

Partizan were thrown out of the UEFA Cup and fined 50,000 Swiss francs last week after their fans rioted in the first leg against Zrinjski earlier this month. Partizan won the match 6-1.