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UEFA Fines Beitar Jerusalem and Hapoel Tel Aviv Over Pyrotechnics in Conference League Matches
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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
What happened
UEFA fined Beitar Jerusalem 25,000 euros and gave a conditional closed-door match sanction for pyrotechnics in their Conference League win. Hapoel Tel Aviv was fined 40,000 euros and received a conditional away fan ticket ban after pyrotechnics and stadium damage in their draw. Both clubs face penalties contingent on future infractions.
- 01Beitar Jerusalem fined 25,000 euros and given a one-year conditional closed-door match sanction.
- 02Hapoel Tel Aviv fined 40,000 euros for pyrotechnics and stadium damage during Conference League games.
- 03Beitar's sanction will activate only if similar violations occur within a year.
- 04Hapoel Tel Aviv banned conditionally from selling away match tickets for two years.
- 05Hapoel must settle damages with Ludogorets within 30 days.
- 06Both clubs disciplined following UEFA Conference League matches last Thursday.
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