These are fan invasions of the pitch, with the aim of taking photos with Portuguese international striker Cristiano Ronaldo during Portugal’s matches against the Czech Republic and Turkey.
The German Football Association (DFB) has been fined €20,000 by UEFA, as organisers of Euro 2024, for its failure to prevent pitch invasions during Portugal’s matches against the Czech Republic and Turkey.
These are invasions of the pitch by fans with the aim of taking photos with the Portuguese international striker Cristiano Ronaldo.
UEFA imposed a fine of 5,000 euros for security incidents on the pitch in the match against the Czech Republic, which Portugal won 2-1, and increased it to 15,000 in the second match, in which the ‘quinas’ They defeated Turkey 3-0. .
Following the incidents, UEFA announced it would review and increase security at stadiums.
The Turkish and Georgian federations of the Portuguese group were also fined 25,000 and 30,000 euros respectively for altercations between fans of the two teams during the first match of Group F in Dortmund.
Portugal was fined 5,250 euros, including 1,500 for the use of pyrotechnic devices by fans in the match against Turkey, and 3,750 for throwing objects in the match against Georgia, which it lost 2-0.
Source: Observadora
