He UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Committee He has been very harsh in his recent disciplinary decisions. Especially in two teams: Bayern Munich and Olympique Marseille.
In the case of the German team, as a result of the rivalry against lazio in Rome on February 14 where there was lighting of flares, throwing of objects by fans of the German team and rough play by Upamecano.
For starters UEFA has decided to carry out the suspended disciplinary measure imposed by the Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body on October 16, 2023. Also for lighting flares and throwing objects. So he imposed a ban on Bayern Munich sell tickets to their home fans for their next club competition match at UEFA and that depends on whether or not they go through with the current Champions League tie currently favoring the Italian team 1-0.
He also fined the German club 10,500 euros for throwing objects and 40,250 euros for lighting flares. Which represents a total of 50,750 euros, to which a penalty is added to a match for Upamecanowho will not be able to play in the second leg against the Lazial team scheduled for next March 5
The fine is also heavy on the Marseille team as a result of the first leg of the first qualifying round of European League he is new Shakhtar Donetsk on the 15th of February.
UEFA all right Olympique de Marseille with 50,000 euros in addition to a ban on selling tickets to their visiting fans for the next match in the competition UEFA by lighting flares. In this case, this ban is suspended for a trial period of two years.
Fine 23,750 euros for Slovan of Bratislava
Finally, the disciplinary body of UEFA sanctioned Slovan from Bratislava after his last visit to Sturm Grazwhich is equivalent to the first leg of this qualifying round Conference League which is just debatable.
On the one hand, the player from the Slovak team was suspended Vladimir Weiss with a game for rough play. In addition, it has banned the sale of tickets to its visiting fans for the next match in Europe, which will have to wait until next season as the Slovak team has been kicked out of the competition. Sanction as a result of damage caused to the stadium and the lighting of flares.
Furthermore, and as a result of these same damages, there is a fine of 20,000 euros and the obligation to contact the Austrian club within 30 days to pay the damages caused by its followers. In particular, all the toilets were demolished and the infrastructure of the stadium was damaged. Added to this financial fine is another 3,750 euros for lighting flares.
Source: La Verdad
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