UEFA Fines PSG €90,875 Over Champions League Final Incidents
UEFA has imposed a fine of €90,875 on Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) due to incidents that occurred during the Champions League final against Arsenal last month. The fine includes €80,000 for the use of fireworks during the event and an additional €10,875 for fans throwing projectiles.
Furthermore, UEFA has suspended a travel ban for PSG fans for two years, contingent upon the club demonstrating improved disciplinary behavior during this period. The club is also prohibited from selling tickets for away matches in UEFA competitions during the suspension.
The deferred sentence will be in effect for a two-year trial period, during which PSG must show compliance with UEFA's disciplinary requirements to avoid further penalties.
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