CSKA Sofia Fined for Nazi Salute and Antisemitic Acts Ahead of Potential Maccabi Tel Aviv Clash
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First reported by Ynet · 14 hours ago
What happened
CSKA Sofia was fined 50,000 euros and banned from selling tickets for an away European match after fans performed Nazi salutes and engaged in violent clashes during a game against Derry City. UEFA imposed additional sanctions, including a suspended ticket ban and fines, amid concerns over racism and fan violence. CSKA Sofia could face Maccabi Tel Aviv in the Europa League third qualifying round if both teams advance.
- 01CSKA Sofia fined 50,000 euros and banned from ticket sales for next away European match due to fan violence.
- 02Fans performed Nazi salutes and engaged in clashes during a match against Derry City, causing a 15-minute game stoppage.
- 03UEFA imposed an additional suspended ticket ban for racist behavior, with a two-year probation period.
- 04CSKA Sofia must compensate Derry City for stadium damages and a senior official was fined 5,000 euros.
- 05Derry City also fined 20,000 euros for fan misconduct including a pitch invasion.
- 06Potential Europa League clash between Maccabi Tel Aviv and CSKA Sofia could occur if both teams advance.
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