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UEFA Fines Hapoel Tel Aviv and Beitar Jerusalem for Fan Misconduct in Conference League
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First reported by Mako · 25 minutes ago
What happened
UEFA fined Israeli clubs Hapoel Tel Aviv and Beitar Jerusalem for fan misconduct involving flare lighting during Conference League qualifiers, imposing suspended bans and financial penalties.
- 01Hapoel Tel Aviv fined 40,000 euros and given a suspended away ticket ban for two years.
- 02Beitar Jerusalem fined 25,000 euros and received a suspended one-match home game behind closed doors penalty.
- 03Both penalties relate to fans lighting flares during UEFA Conference League qualifying matches.
- 04Hapoel Tel Aviv also penalized for stadium damages caused by its fans.
- 05Beitar Jerusalem's sanction is suspended for one year starting from the decision date.
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