UEFA fines Lyon, Hajduk Split and Trabzonspor for fan misconduct

UEFA has issued various fines and disciplinary sanctions against Lyon, Hajduk Split, and Trabzonspor following incidents involving supporter behavior during recent European matches.

Lyon was fined 20,000 euros following discriminatory chants during a Europa League match against Crystal Palace. The club also faces a partial closure of three sections in the north stand of its stadium, though this penalty is subject to a two-year probation period.

Hajduk Split received a total fine of 96,000 euros. This includes 80,000 euros for the use of pyrotechnics during a match against Ajax and an additional 16,000 euros for blocking spectator passageways. The club is also required to play two European home matches behind closed doors, with the second match's penalty suspended.

Trabzonspor was fined 100,000 euros due to supporters using pyrotechnics, invading the pitch, and causing property damage during an away match against KuPS Kuopio. Additionally, Trabzonspor supporters have been banned from attending the club's next away fixture.