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UEFA disciplinary actions for fan misconduct
Overview
UEFA has issued several fines and sanctions against various football clubs and federations due to supporter behavior during European matches.
In mid-October, the Croatian Football Federation was fined 57,000 euros following a match against Spain. The penalties addressed discriminatory behavior, the use of pyrotechnics, and the blocking of spectator passages. The federation also received a conditional two-year suspension regarding stadium capacity limits.
By late October, additional sanctions were imposed on Lyon, Hajduk Split, and Trabzonspor. Lyon was fined 20,000 euros for discriminatory chants and faces potential stadium section closures. Hajduk Split received fines totaling 96,000 euros for pyrotechnics and blocking passageways, alongside a requirement to play two home matches behind closed doors. Trabzonspor was fined 100,000 euros for pyrotechnics, pitch invasion, and property damage, with its supporters banned from the club’s next away fixture.
Entities
UEFA · Lyon · Trabzonspor · Hajduk Split · Croatian Football Federation
Timeline
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[SPORTS] 3 sourcesUEFA fines Lyon, Hajduk Split and Trabzonspor for fan misconduct
UEFA has fined Lyon, Hajduk Split, and Trabzonspor for various fan misconduct incidents, including discriminatory chants, pyrotechnics, and pitch invasions during European competitions.
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[SPORTS] 4 sourcesUEFA fines Croatian Football Federation 57,000 euros
UEFA fined the Croatian Football Federation 57,000 euros for fan discrimination, pyrotechnics, and safety violations during a match against Spain.
Sources
baoquangninh.vn · index.hr · sib.net.hr · snportal.si · sport.fr · vecernji.hr · winnipegfreepress.com