UEFA fines Bayern €116,000 and closes south stand for next Champions League match | OneFootball

UEFA confirmed on Wednesday that Bayern Munich have been fined €116,000 and will face a partial stadium closure for their next Champions League match, against Union Saint-Gilloise on 21 January.

The sanction relates to pyrotechnics and obstruction of public thoroughfares during the 3-1 match with Sporting Lisbon on 9 December, with the south stand to be closed.

Bayern were also handed a further south stand closure, suspended, plus additional fines of €30,000 and €40,000 for incidents in the 3-1 game against Arsenal on 26 November, including public order disturbances, objects thrown and inappropriate messages at a sporting event.

Sporting Lisbon were fined €40,000 and barred from selling tickets for their next away match.

Lille received a €10,000 fine and a suspended ban on ticket sales for fireworks-related offences.

Frankfurt must pay €38,000 after supporters threw projectiles, set off fireworks and caused damage at Camp Nou during their 1-2 defeat in Barcelona.

Maccabi Tel Aviv were fined €20,000 for racist or discriminatory behaviour by supporters during their Europa League match against VfB Stuttgart.

Source: L'Équipe