Slovan will be without fan support in Champions League match in Linz
Slovan Bratislava's footballers will take the field in their Champions League match in Linz without support from their fans in the away sector. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on November 2 did not grant the Slovak club's request for an interim measure. STVR (Minúta po minúte) ↗
Slovan had requested the suspension of the effect of a disciplinary sanction imposed by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA). This concerns a ban on selling tickets to club fans for its next away match. The CAS decision means that the measure remains in force for the match in Linz as well. ekonomika.pravda.sk ↗
UEFA imposed the penalty on Slovan in connection with disturbances caused by its fans during the Champions League match away at AS Roma. The Slovak team lost that match 0:4. The disciplinary sanction resulted in a ban on selling tickets to Slovan supporters for the away sector. sport.sk ↗
The club attempted to achieve a temporary suspension of the penalty through CAS so that its fans could travel to the match in Austria. However, the arbitration court rejected the request, and therefore Slovan will not have official support from its fans in the away sector in Linz. teraz.sk ↗
The decision concerns an interim measure and leaves UEFA's disciplinary sanction in force. Slovan must therefore play the match under the conditions set by the European football association.
Slovan had requested the suspension of the effect of a disciplinary sanction imposed by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA). This concerns a ban on selling tickets to club fans for its next away match. The CAS decision means that the measure remains in force for the match in Linz as well. ekonomika.pravda.sk ↗
UEFA imposed the penalty on Slovan in connection with disturbances caused by its fans during the Champions League match away at AS Roma. The Slovak team lost that match 0:4. The disciplinary sanction resulted in a ban on selling tickets to Slovan supporters for the away sector. sport.sk ↗
The club attempted to achieve a temporary suspension of the penalty through CAS so that its fans could travel to the match in Austria. However, the arbitration court rejected the request, and therefore Slovan will not have official support from its fans in the away sector in Linz. teraz.sk ↗
The decision concerns an interim measure and leaves UEFA's disciplinary sanction in force. Slovan must therefore play the match under the conditions set by the European football association.
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Je rozhodnuté. Slovan dostal od CAS rozsudok o výjazde fanúšikov do Linzu
sport.sk
| 19:55 02.11.
Futbalisti Slovana Bratislava budú v zápase Ligy majstrov v Linzi definitívne bez podpory svojich fanúšikov v sektore hostí.
STVR (Minúta po minúte)
| 20:45 02.11.
Budú mať futbalisti Slovana v Linzi v Lige majstrov podporu fanúšikov? Arbitrážny súd rozhodol
ekonomika.pravda.sk
| 20:18 02.11.
CAS nevyhovel návrhu Slovanu, ten bude v Linzi bez svojich fanúšikov
teraz.sk
| 20:12 02.11.
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