The UEFA is introduced the disciplinary sanctions of European days last February. In particular, the days played on February 21, 22 and 23. Of particular note are the fines imposed on three clubs: eintracht from Frankfurt, Nantes and the partisan from Belgrade. In addition, in the case of German and French clubs, this means a partial closing of the stands for the next UEFA match. In the case of the Serbian club, this suspension will be on trial for the next two years.
Starting with Eintracht, the penalty was as a result of the match against Napoli on February 21 in the Champions League. UEFA fined the club 50,000 euros and ordered the partial closure of the German team’s stadium, specifically the section known as the west curve, for the next game it plays as the host club. Punishment is motivated by the lighting of flares. In addition, there is another fine of 20,000 euros for blocking public roads.
In the case of Nantes, the fine amounts to 66,125 euros for the incidents in the home game against Juventus on February 23. On the one hand, it fines the French club 30,000 euros and orders the implementation of the suspended disciplinary measure imposed by Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Committee in its decision of November 2, 2022, also for lighting flares. This assumes the partial closure of the stadium in sectors/stands C, D, E, F; in the next match in the UEF competition, where Nantes plays as the home club. In addition, there is another fine of 18,125 euros for throwing objects, 10,000 euros for sending provocative messages of an offensive nature and 8,000 euros for infringing the pitch.
In Belgrade they pay dearly for their racism
But the punishment imposed on Partizan as a result of its clash against the Armenian Sheriff Tiraspol, on February 23, 2023, was even harsher. In this case, from the Conference League. A penalty exceeding 120,000 euros. On the one hand, it fines 20,000 euros and orders the partial closure of the stadium, which will have at least 2,000 seats, during the next match in the UEFA competition it plays as the host club, due to racist abuse. behavior of its fans. The said partial closure of the stadium was suspended for a trial period of two years. Here we have to add 3,500 euros for the lighting of the flares and a second of 57,750 euros for launching these flares in the field. The fine was completed with 22,000 euros for blocking public roads and 18,000 euros for entering the pitch.
Source: La Verdad
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