UEFA opened the file on Fiorentina and West Ham

UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against the two finalists of the last Conference League. Both Conference League champions, the Westham English, like Fiorentina.

In the case of the English team, they first opened it by throwing objects from the stands. Especially the one that ended up hitting the back of the player’s head in the first half in the first half. Fiorentina, Cristiano Biraghi. The Italian club player received the impact, forcing the Madrid referee to stop the match Carlos del Cerro. The Madrid international also personally brought these items with him, including a smoking device he gave to the UEFA delegate for the final, in addition to notifying the stadium on video scoreboards urging them to stop the throwing things. He even managed to give the assistant to the Spanish college, the Extremaduran Guadalupe Porras.

“West Ham treated us like animals.”

In addition, a file was opened for the final field invasion in addition to lighting flares. In the case of the Italian team, it was also due to the throwing of objects and the use of flares.

UEFA regulations are clear: “Member associations and clubs, as well as their players, officials and members, and all persons designated by UEFA to perform a role, must respect the Laws of the Game , as well as the Laws, regulations, directives and decisions of UEFA, and adhere to the principles of ethical conduct, honesty, integrity and fair play.”

Moreover, article 16 of the same Code is clear about the responsibility of clubs for any incident that occurs during a match. according to himself

“Host clubs and national associations are responsible for order and security in and around the stadium before, during and after matches. All associations and clubs must comply with the obligations specified in the UEFA Security Regulations. They will be responsible for any kind of incident. and may be subject to disciplinary and administrative measures, unless they can prove that they were not negligent in arranging the match.”

Financial fines, possibly a partial closure of their stadium or a ban on selling tickets to their fans

Among the actions for which clubs are responsible is the inappropriate behavior of their followers. And within this behavior, it includes what happened in Prague: “The invasion of the pitch; the throwing of things that could endanger the physical integrity of other people, the throwing of things that could endanger the physical integrity of other people who are present at the match or affect its smooth progress and the lighting of fireworks or anything”.

This means that this file will lead to penalties for both teams. It is more difficult for the English and where, in addition to a heavy economic fine, it can include a warning to close or close the stadium stands of Westham or the banning of selling tickets for future matches to English fans outside their stadium. In the case of the Italian club, everything indicates that it will be fined financially

The Europa League final file is open

At the moment, the file is open from UEFA to the two clubs of the last Europa League final. Last Friday, two days after the appointment, this disciplinary procedure was announced in Seville and Rome in accordance with article 55 of the UEFA Disciplinary Regulations. And where both teams are exposed to important economic fines, in addition to the penalty that can be imposed on Mourinho for his behavior towards the referees.

With respect to Seville, the file was opened for the invasion of the field of play, the throwing of objects, the lighting of flares and the inappropriate behavior of the team; provided that five or more players have seen a yellow card.

The same is happening in the case of the Roman team, it is also being investigated for throwing objects, lighting flares, damage to the stands of the Budapest stadium, disturbance of public order and improper behavior of a team. Five players from the Roman club also saw yellow cards. In both cases, both teams are exposed to economic fines, but the Roman club can also be punished with a partial closure of the stands that will remain suspended for one or two years.

Then there is the case of Jose Mourinhoexposed in at least two matches, as stated in point b of article 15 of the UEFA Disciplinary Code, which reads as follows: “Suspension for two competitive matches or a specified period for insulting or uttering offensive words to a referee; ” Before this resolution, all clubs can appeal before UEFA Appeal and finally before CAS.