UEFA official: Paris was fined 148,000 euros for multiple violations in the Champions League final

UEFA Control, Ethics and Discipline Committee officially announced that Paris Saint-Germain fined him 148,000 euros due to multiple violations of relevant regulations in the Champions League final last season. In the Champions League final against Inter Milan, Paris Saint-Germain was accused of the following violations:

1. Invasion of the game venue

2. Throwing debris into the field

3. Setting off fireworks

4. Damage behavior

5. Spreading information that does not conform to sports events

6. Destruction of UEFA reputation

The specific penalty decisions are as follows:

1. Paris Saint-Germain was fined 100,000 euros for invading the game venue and setting off fireworks, and the club fans were prohibited from purchasing tickets for the team's next away game. The ban was suspended for two years.

2. He was fined 30,000 euros for throwing debris into the field.

3. A fine of 10,000 euros was imposed for disseminating information that does not conform to sports events and damaging UEFA's reputation.

4. A fine of 8,000 euros for damage.