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UEFA fines four Greek football clubs 140,500 euros

The UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body (CEDB) has imposed fines totaling 140,500 euros on four Greek football clubs following violations during summer European qualifying matches. The sanctions were addressed during sessions held on September 10 and 23.

AEK received the highest penalty, totaling 81,000 euros, stemming from Champions League matches against Levski Sofia and LASK. Violations included the use of laser pointers, the lighting of flares, and the obstruction of public passages.

Panathinaikos was fined 35,500 euros for issues in Conference League matches, including the use of flares and a delayed match start. PAOK was fined 20,000 euros for obstructing public passages during a match against Brann and received a warning for inappropriate team behavior in a subsequent match in Bergen. OFI was also sanctioned with a 4,000 euro fine.

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AEK · OFI · PAOK · Panathinaikos · UEFA

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