UEFA Fines Hapoel Tel Aviv Over Pyrotechnics Ahead of Atalanta Match
Hapoel Tel Aviv has been fined by UEFA following the extensive use of pyrotechnics by their fans during the away match against Atalanta in Italy. The incident occurred in the first leg of the Conference League playoff, which ended in a 0-0 draw in Bergamo. Despite the fine, the Israeli club is set to receive strong support from thousands of fans at the upcoming second leg in Miskolc. UEFA announced that Hapoel Tel Aviv must pay a substantial fine of 43,000 euros and is banned from selling tickets to away fans for one match, with an additional match ban suspended. The second leg is scheduled for the following day, where Hapoel Tel Aviv will look to capitalize on their solid away performance.
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