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UEFA Fines Hapoel Tel Aviv Over Pyrotechnics Ahead of Atalanta Clash

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First reported by N12 · 29 minutes ago

What happened

UEFA fined Hapoel Tel Aviv 43,000 euros and banned away ticket sales for one match due to pyrotechnics used by fans during their 0-0 draw with Atalanta in Italy. The club will host the second leg in Miskolc with strong fan support despite the sanctions.

01Hapoel Tel Aviv fined 43,000 euros by UEFA for pyrotechnics used in Italy.
02The fine follows the 0-0 draw against Atalanta in the Conference League playoff first leg.
03UEFA banned Hapoel from selling away tickets for one match, with a second ban conditional.
04The second leg will be played in Miskolc, Hungary, with thousands of Hapoel fans expected.
05The sanctions were announced on August 26, ahead of the return match on August 27.

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