🚨 UEFA fines Athletic over crowd trouble against Manchester United
The issue arises following the matches played this season, where behaviors such as throwing objects, inappropriate chants, or the use of flares were reportedly recorded, according to UEFA regulations.
The proposed fine, which includes 30,000 euros for the home leg and 20,000 euros for the away leg, reflects UEFA's increasingly strict stance against such incidents.
The lions, who have always stood out for their identity and massive support, now await the final decision, which could come in the next few days.
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