UEFA sanctions Tottenham for supporters' Nazi gestures
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UEFA has fined Tottenham Hotspur following Nazi gestures made by some of the club’s supporters during matches. This sanction is part of UEFA’s efforts to address extremist behavior in football and maintain discipline in European competitions. The fine follows a similar penalty imposed on Real Madrid for a related incident, indicating UEFA’s continued focus on fan conduct.
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- •UEFA sanctioned Tottenham Hotspur on March 3, 2026, for Nazi gestures by supporters.
- •The sanctions include a financial fine and potential restrictions on Tottenham’s participation in European competitions.
- •On March 6, 2026, UEFA also fined Real Madrid after a fan made a Nazi salute.
- •These actions are part of UEFA’s broader campaign against extremist behavior in football stadiums.
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- ▸Tottenham implements stricter fan conduct policies and education programs The club may avoid harsher penalties and improve its reputation among European football authorities and fans.
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