Source: Football Europe and America Exchange
Original title: European war disciplinary decision to announce Nasser’s riot at the Bernabeu
On May 14, Beijing time, UEFA’s official website recently announced a new round of European war disciplinary punishment decision announcement, involving multiple games and multiple clubs, but it did not mention Paris President Nasser’s riot at the Bernabeu.
Previously, in the Champions League 1/8 final, Paris Saint-Germain was reversed and eliminated by Real Madrid at the Bernabeu. After the game, the angry Paris president and director Leonardo went to the referee’s dressing room to protest. There are rumors that they attacked the referee after the Paris defeat, and UEFA also launched a disciplinary investigation into Paris, and named Nasser and Leonardo, but on the latest European game penalty list , and no related news. It is worth mentioning that at the time of the official announcement of the European Super League, the then chairman Agnelli announced his resignation and was subsequently taken over by Nasser.
In addition, Manchester City was fined 14,000 euros for “team misconduct” in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-final against Atletico Madrid, and Roma was fined for “setting off fireworks” in the second leg of the UEFA Cup quarter-final against Bode Shining. A fine of 5500 euros.
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