Red Star Belgrade Issues Stern Warning to Fans Ahead of Hapoel Tel Aviv Clash
Red Star Belgrade has issued an unusual and stern warning to its supporters ahead of upcoming home games, including a match against Hapoel Tel Aviv. The Serbian club announced it has received a final warning from the EuroLeague, facing the prospect of playing matches behind closed doors due to fan misconduct during a previous game against Zalgiris Kaunas.
According to the EuroLeague's report, Red Star fans used lasers, chanted offensive songs, set off fireworks, and threw objects. The club highlighted that it has already paid substantial fines, exceeding hundreds of thousands of euros, and has previously served sanctions involving closed sections or empty stands.
With two crucial home games scheduled this week, first against Hapoel Tel Aviv and then against Anadolu Efes, Red Star emphasized the need for responsible fan behavior. The club urged supporters to cheer fairly and avoid any incidents, stating that a single further infraction will result in playing without a crowd.
"We are one incident away from a heavy penalty. Behave responsibly," the club's statement concluded, underscoring the critical nature of the situation.
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