A week after Slovan. Ferencváros also recognized the punishment from UEFA – Pravda

The Disciplinary Commission of the European Football Union (UEFA) punished Ferencváros Budapest for the behavior of fans in two matches of the 2nd preliminary round of the Champions League with Slovan Bratislava. Photo: TASR, Martin Baumann Ferencváros fans in Bratislava. According to the UEFA website, the Hungarian club must pay 79,000 euros, including 15,000 euros for the racist behavior of its fans. For the next home match in the European Cup, the Hungarian champion must close a section of the B-stand with a capacity of at least 1,000 people and place a banner with an inscription against racism. He was fined 50,000 euros for using pyrotechnics, throwing various objects on the field, causing material damage and provocative speeches. Due to the blocking of some public crossings, he has to pay 14,000 euros. His Slovak opponent, who won 2:1 in Budapest, but after losing 1:4 at home, said goodbye to the most prestigious European cup competition, learned the punishment already a week ago. The UEFA disciplinarian fined Slovan 40,000 euros for the behavior of the fans at the opponent’s stadium and closed the entire C sector for the next home match in the European competition, i.e. against Olympiakos. Like Ferencváros, he must unfurl an anti-racist banner on the closed section. Slovan appealed to the Sports Arbitration Court (CAS) in connection with the punishment. Read also One of the last drops. The godfather of Ferencváros is considering the sale of Slovan. Slovan was fined another 25,000 euros for throwing objects on the pitch by his fans in Budapest, and he will pay 13,000 euros for the fact that his supporters used pyrotechnics during the match at Ferencváros. Ferencváros must contact Slovan within thirty days to pay for the damage caused by its fans in Bratislava (for example, for 20 destroyed seats). Both clubs have been banned from selling tickets to fans for their next home game in the European Cup, but this measure is being put on hold for a trial period of two years and will be applied in the event of further breaches of the rules. Read more Hungarians rudely insulted Slovakia. The banner says it all