UEFA explained the reasons for the penalty of 30,000 euro to the athlete

The UEFA has proven that at least 10 and 15 flares are lit and between 10 and 15 fireworks around the San Mamés before the athletic-roma corresponding to the return of the Eighth of the European League. This agency also confirmed that “many” fires were launched, without specifying the number, towards police, “along with some cans and bottles of glasses.”

This institution has sent a communication to the Rojiblanco Club to justify the fine of 30,000 euros for incidents that occurred outside the stadium. The decision adopted by control, ethics and discipline emphasizes that the athletic is responsible for the works of its fans. “The fact that there was no incident within the San Mamés was that the Athletic Club was released from its responsibility for incidents that occurred before the party and around the stadium. The club, though it was not guilty, was responsible for conducting its hobbies, such as regularly confirmed by the jurisprudence of discipline or UEFA discipline,” they argued.

According to the jurisprudence of the TAS, “participating clubs are responsible for the offenses of their fans taking place before the party and around the stadium,” the text added.

The UEFA is not distinguished between an official fan and an unofficial team of a team and, therefore, the fact that people who cause incidents enter the field or is not irrelevant. Therefore, economic penalties for incidents that occurred in the San Mamés Esplanade.

Next, Ibaigan reiterated the need for fans to act in an exemplary way if only fifteen days were lost for Glasgow Rangers to visit Bilbao (April 17) on the return of the quarterfinals. “The uncivic, vandalic or directly violent behavior of a minor Jon Uriarte. , re -conducting the need to “end the plague of ultras groups” in football.