PSG – €148,000 fine, an expensive Coppa Italia final | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain, one of Europe's leading clubs, was penalized after its victory in the Champions League final in Munich. PSG will have to pay a fine of €148,000 imposed by UEFA. This sanction aims to address the severity of the incidents observed during the match, a significant event for the club.

The historic sanction pronounced against PSG highlights UEFA's firm policy against disruptions during major events. The €148,000 fine covers several offenses committed by Parisian supporters, such as pitch invasion, the use of pyrotechnic devices, and notable damage to the Allianz Arena.

More than just a financial penalty, this decision underscores the importance of respecting the sporting environment and the responsibility of clubs in terms of safety. PSG, victorious 5-0 against Inter Milan, sees its flawless sporting performance tarnished by the behavior of some supporters. This case also illustrates the evolution of disciplinary requirements in European football: clubs must now react firmly to preserve their image and avoid recurrence, under penalty of even more severe sanctions in the future.

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