UEFA opens disciplinary case after Tottenham-OM incidents in Champions League – RMC Sport

After the incidents that occurred on Wednesday between supporters at Tottenham in the Champions League, UEFA is opening a disciplinary case against the Marseille club. The Disciplinary Committee of the European body must meet very quickly to rule on this case. OM is under threat of sanctions. Following the incidents that occurred on Wednesday between supporters at Tottenham, as part of the first day of the Champions League, UEFA is opening a disciplinary case against the Marseille club. The disciplinary committee of the European body must meet very quickly to rule on this case. Marseille is already under a suspended sentence OM are at great risk because the club is under a suspended sentence after the decision of 8 last June when the UEFA Disciplinary Committee imposed a match behind closed doors and a €40,000 fine for having “lit fireworks and transmitted a provocative message of an offensive nature”. jumps, the facts must be the same as those sanctioned in the first decision. At Tottenham, there were throwing of projectiles, clashes with stewards, a torn banner and a smoke bomb would have landed in the stand of the English supporters. After investigation, will the disciplinary committee consider that it is a repeat offense to bring down the camera? Will she harshly sanction these facts for the next match on Tuesday at the Vélodrome, against Eintracht Frankfurt? Two questions that will be decided in the coming days by UEFA. According to a source close to the body, concerning the risk of sanctions for OM, an away fan incident induces a visitor parking penalty for the next away game(s). The camera at home would therefore not be for Frankfurt.