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CSKA Sofia Ultras Punished for Nazi Salutes Ahead of Maccabi Tel Aviv Clash
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First reported by N12 · 1 hour ago
What happened
- 01CSKA Sofia's ultras Sector G punished by UEFA for Nazi salutes during recent match in Northern Ireland.
- 02Sector G is known for violence, racism, and clashes with fans, players, and police.
- 03In 2015, CSKA fans attacked M.S. Ashdod players during a friendly in Bulgaria.
- 04UEFA fined CSKA 55,000 euros and imposed conditional ticket sale bans.
- 05CSKA-Levski Sofia derby is notorious for fan violence and heavy police involvement.
- 06Upcoming match with Maccabi Tel Aviv may be tense due to recent incidents and regional tensions.
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