Red Star Belgrade Fined Over Offensive Chants at Hapoel Tel Aviv Game
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Red Star Belgrade was fined 7,000 euros by the league's disciplinary committee for offensive chants by its fans during a game against Hapoel Tel Aviv. The incident occurred during the second round of the competition, where Hapoel Tel Aviv won 80-81. The exact nature and targets of the chants were not specified in the ruling.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Red Star Belgrade fined 7,000 euros for offensive fan chants.
- The chants occurred during a game against Hapoel Tel Aviv.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv won the game 80-81.
- The disciplinary committee issued the fine based on league regulations.
The Serbian basketball club Red Star Belgrade has been fined 7,000 euros by the league's disciplinary committee following offensive chants by its fans during a game against Hapoel Tel Aviv. The incident occurred during the second round of the competition, where Hapoel Tel Aviv secured an 80-81 victory over Red Star. The specific content of the chants and their targets were not detailed in the disciplinary ruling, which cited section 29.2.f of the league's regulations. This penalty comes after the offensive calls were a focal point during the match.
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