Russian Football Union fines Spartak for fan damage at stadium

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•Spartak Moscow was fined for damage to toilets and 32 seats caused by fans.
•The fines were imposed by the Russian Football Union on March 13, 2026.
•CSKA Moscow received a 1 million ruble fine for racist chants by their fans.
•The fines are part of disciplinary actions addressing fan misconduct in Russian football.

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▸Russian Football Union increases fines for fan misconduct Football clubs in Russia may invest more in stadium security and fan management to avoid penalties.

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🌍Russian Federation

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🏛Football Club CSKA Moscow 🏛Russian Football Union 🏛Spartak Moscow

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RUKommersant (RU)Футбольный ЦСКА оштрафован на 1 млн рублей за расистское поведение болельщиков RURBC (RU)РФС оштрафовал «Спартак» за сломанные фанатами туалеты и 32 кресла RUInterfax (RU)ФК ЦСКА оштрафован на 1 млн руб. за расистские выкрики фанатов

The Russian Football Union fined Spartak Moscow due to damage caused by fans to toilets and 32 seats at their stadium. The fine is part of ongoing efforts to hold clubs accountable for fan behavior during matches. Separately, CSKA Moscow was fined 1 million rubles for racist chants by their supporters, reflecting increased attention on fan conduct in Russian football.