Red Star Belgrade Faces Fan Ban Ahead of Hapoel Tel Aviv EuroLeague Clash
Red Star Belgrade has issued an unusual warning to its fans ahead of their upcoming EuroLeague home games, including one against Hapoel Tel Aviv. The club announced on Tuesday that it has received a final warning from the EuroLeague and could be forced to play matches without spectators following incidents during their game against Zalgiris Kaunas.
According to a EuroLeague report cited by the club, Red Star fans used lasers, chanted offensive songs, ignited fireworks, and threw objects. The club highlighted that it has already paid significant fines, totaling hundreds of thousands of euros, and has previously played games with closed sections or empty stands.
With two home games remaining this week, against Hapoel Tel Aviv and Anadolu Efes, Red Star urged its supporters to behave responsibly. The club implored fans not to throw objects, use lasers, or insult anyone, emphasizing that a single further incident would result in a ban on spectators.
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