Athletistic / Soccer Turkey’s Fenerbahçe will pay a fine of 50,000 euros and be forced to close the 5,000-seat podium in the next home match of the European competition for “throwing objects and transmitting a provocative message of an offensive nature, that is- i.e. illegal chants” in the return leg of the second qualifying round with Kyiv “Dynamo” (1-2), according to the official UEFA website.
Recall that the supporters of the Turkish club, dissatisfied with the course of the match, began to shout the name of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
As a result, “Fenerbahce” lost 1:2 and flew out of the Champions League.
Source: Sport
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