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UEFA Fines and Suspends Ban for Beitar Jerusalem Over Fan Misconduct
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First reported by Sport5 · 1 hour ago
What happened
UEFA has fined Beitar Jerusalem 32,750 euros and issued a two-year suspended ban on selling away tickets due to fan misconduct, including racist behavior and pyrotechnics, during a Conference League qualifier.
- 01UEFA fined Beitar Jerusalem 32,750 euros.
- 02A two-year suspended ban on selling away tickets was issued.
- 03The sanctions are for racist behavior and pyrotechnics.
- 04Fans can still attend away games for now.
- 05The club's European season has ended.
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