Before Arsenal and Eindhoven faced off in the fifth round of the European Championship group stage on Thursday evening, the European Football Federation issued a fine to the Dutch squad.
The European Union decided to prevent the Eindhoven team from selling tickets for its next match outside its stadium in the European League, after its fans left the text during the Arsenal match at the Emirates Stadium last Thursday.
Due to the firing of projectiles, widespread rioting, and damage to the UAE stadium, an Arsenal stronghold, Eindhoven was also fined $40,000 for its involvement.
The sixth and final group stage matchup of the European Championship is between Eindhoven and Budo Gilmet of Norway.
Finally, the European Football Association obliged Eindhoven to communicate with the Arsenal administration within 30 days to settle the damage caused by the fans to the Emirates Stadium seats.
In the fourth round of the group stage of the 2022–2023 European Championship, Eindhoven fell to Arsenal 0–1.
Before the European League match against Arsenal, UEFA fined Eindhoven $40,000
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