Red Star Belgrade Fined for Anti-Hapoel Tel Aviv Chants
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Red Star Belgrade was fined 7,000 euros by the EuroLeague for offensive chants against Hapoel Tel Aviv fans. The incident happened during a close 81-80 game where Hapoel Tel Aviv won. The fine was issued under league regulations, though the exact nature of the chants was not specified.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Red Star Belgrade received a 7,000 euro fine from the EuroLeague.
- The fine was for offensive chants directed at Hapoel Tel Aviv fans.
- The incident occurred during a game where Hapoel Tel Aviv narrowly defeated Red Star Belgrade 81-80.
- The fine was imposed under Article 29.2.f of the EuroLeague's disciplinary code.
- The specific content of the chants was not detailed in the report.
The Serbian basketball club Red Star Belgrade has been fined 7,000 euros by the EuroLeague disciplinary committee due to offensive chants directed at Hapoel Tel Aviv fans during a recent game. The incident occurred during the second round of the competition when Hapoel Tel Aviv narrowly defeated Red Star Belgrade with a score of 81-80. While the specific content of the chants and their targets were not detailed, the fine was imposed under Article 29.2.f of the league's disciplinary regulations. The match itself was closely contested, with Hapoel Tel Aviv securing a one-point victory.
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