IFK Göteborg faces penalties after Tallinn stadium vandalism

Swedish club IFK Göteborg issued a statement apologising for extensive vandalism caused by a minority of its supporters during a Conference League qualifier against Estonian side FCI Levadia at Tallinn’s Lilleküla stadium. The damage included broken toilets, shattered seats and graffiti in the supporters’ sector. The club said the actions contradict its values, will be reported to UEFA and the Estonian police, and that the perpetrators may be held financially liable. UEFA has been notified and could impose fines or other disciplinary measures that may affect the club’s participation in future European matches. The Estonian Football Association confirmed the incident and indicated that the repair costs could be substantial, with the club seeking compensation from the individuals responsible.