PSG Fined for Fan Misconduct at Champions League Final
Paris Saint-Germain was fined nearly 150,000 euros due to fan misconduct during the Champions League final. The offenses included turf removal and displaying banners against UEFA. Despite winning a substantial prize, these actions led to significant sanctions imposed by UEFA.
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Paris Saint-Germain has been slapped with a hefty 150,000-euro fine following its fans' misconduct during the Champions League final. The fine was imposed for several offenses, including the removal of turf and displaying a controversial "UEFA Mafia" banner.
UEFA's disciplinary panel issued fines for six charges, emphasizing that the displayed message was deemed inappropriate for a sports event. The club secured its first Champions League title with a decisive 5-0 victory over Inter Milan on May 31.
The largest portion of the fine, 100,000 euros, resulted from fans invading the pitch and lighting fireworks. Additional sanctions included an 8,000-euro fine for "acts of damage" and potential ticket sales restrictions deferred over the next two years.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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