UEFA sanction clubs over crowd trouble

PAOK and Rapid Vienna have been punished by UEFA following the crowd disturbances that marred their Europa League play-off first leg in Salonika last Thursday.

UEFA sanction clubs over crowd trouble
Tue, 28 Aug, 2012 - 18:02

PAOK and Rapid Vienna have been punished by UEFA following the crowd disturbances that marred their Europa League play-off first leg in Salonika last Thursday.

PAOK have been ordered to play their next three UEFA competition home matches behind closed doors and been fined €150,000.

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