Overview

• The sanction covers pyrotechnic offenses at eight matches, notably 94 Bengal fires lit against Borussia Dortmund that incurred a €94,000 penalty.
• In Bochum, a banner blocking an emergency exit delayed the kickoff by around 50 minutes, resulting in a €35,000 fine.
• A thrown flagpole during an early May match in Mainz struck assistant referee Robert Wessel and led to a €90,000 penalty.
• Eintracht Frankfurt has agreed to all eight rulings from the DFB sports court, making the sanctions legally binding.
• Up to €162,800 of the penalty can be allocated to safety upgrades and violence-prevention initiatives at the club’s stadium.