UEFA, through its Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body, has announced the latest disciplinary decisions. Starting with him Olimpique de Marseille-Eintracht Frankfurt last September 13. As a result of this, the French club was allowed a partial closure of the stadium, specifically the Virage Nord area, for the next home game as a result of the use of flares, throwing objects, using laser pointers, disturbances of their fans and blocking public thoroughfares.
45,000 euros fine to Eintracht and to fix the assistants of the French club
In the case of the German team, it was fined 15,000 euros, in addition to the partial closure of the stadium Eintracht Frankfurt which must consist of at least 1,000 seats, in the next game. The sentence was suspended for a probationary period of one year. In addition, the German club will not be able to sell tickets to their visiting supporters for their next UEFA competition match, due to their racist behaviour. Said prohibition to sell tickets to his visiting followers is suspended for a trial period of one (1) year, counted from the date of this resolution. In addition, another fine of €30,000 was added for lighting fireworks, throwing objects and acts of damage. The decision is completed with an order to contact the Olympic Marseille within 30 days for liquidating the damages caused by his followers on the damaged chairs.
Beautiful fans can’t travel
Another of the clubs that was punished harshly was the Nice. In this case for his double confrontation before him Cologne on September 8 in the house and the one in the house in front of partisan on the 15th. In this case, UEFA decided to combine the disciplinary causes and issue a comprehensive resolution.
The disciplinary body ordered the French club to play its next home game behind closed doors in addition to banning fans from selling tickets to their next away game for racist behaviour, throwing objects, firing, crowd disturbance, limitation of insufficient movement of spectators, lack of adequate protection and/or registration of spectators, insufficient number of security personnel, lack of identification of responsible persons and obstruction of public road.
In addition, at the next house meeting, he had to show a banner with the phrase “#NoToRacism“, with the UEFA logo.
Cologne fans were banned for two matches
In case of conflict against Colognethe German club were fined €100,000 in addition to ticket sales for their next two away games for setting off flares, throwing objects and crowd disturbances.
UEFA also fined the partisan for his duel against Nice on September 15, with a cost of 20,000 euros and ordered the partial closure of FK Partizan’s stadium for the next match and affecting at least 6,000 seats. In addition, they must also display a banner with the phrase “#EqualGame“, with the UEFA logo. The accumulation of these penalties is completed with another 50,000 euros for throwing objects, lighting flares, blocking lanes and using a laser pointer.
The list of penalties was completed in the Champions League clash in between PSG Y Juventus. UEFA fined the Italian club 15,000 euros and ordered the partial closure of the stadium, which must have at least 1,000 seats for the next game it plays at home. The said partial closure of the stadium was suspended for a trial period of one year. Except Juventus will not be able to sell tickets to its visiting supporters for the next UEFA competition match, due to the racist behavior of its supporters. This ban was also suspended for a trial period of one year.
Source: La Verdad
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