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Katowice Fans Accused of Nazi Salute After Conference League Exit Against Hapoel Tel Aviv
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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
What happened
After Katowice's elimination by Hapoel Tel Aviv in the Conference League, some fans allegedly performed a Nazi-like salute, risking UEFA sanctions including fines and stadium closures.
- 01Katowice fans allegedly made a Nazi salute after losing to Hapoel Tel Aviv in the Conference League.
- 02UEFA may impose fines between 10,000 and 30,000 euros and partial stadium closure for a first offense.
- 03Repeat offenses could lead to fines over 50,000 euros and full stadium closure.
- 04Persistent violations risk club expulsion from UEFA competitions.
- 05The incident was captured on social media and is under UEFA review.
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