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bash - Why do I get "unexpected token `;'?

I would like to run a few instances of my bash script foo.bash in background.

When I write for i in {1..10}; do ~/bin/foo.bash & ; done in the command line I get an error: bash: syntax error near unexpected token ;

Could you explain why this error occurs and how to fix the command?

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& and ; are both command separators; you don't need (and can't have) both.

for i in {1..10}; do ~/bin/foo.bash & done

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