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UEFA Fines Hapoel Tel Aviv Heavily, Bans Away Fans Over Flare Incident
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First reported by Sport5 · 2 hours ago
What happened
UEFA has fined Hapoel Tel Aviv 43,000 euros and banned its fans from away matches in European competitions due to flare usage and stadium damage during a Conference League qualifier against Atalanta.
- 01Hapoel Tel Aviv fined 43,000 euros by UEFA.
- 02Club banned from selling away tickets in Europe.
- 03Sanctions follow flare incident and stadium damage.
- 04A new suspended sentence for away ticket sales was issued.
- 05Club must compensate Atalanta for damages.
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