UEFA Bans Legia Warsaw Fans from Five Away Games, Fines Club €100,000

The sanctions follow violent incidents at a game against Aston Villa, which resulted in injuries to four police officers and damage to the stadium.

UEFA has banned Legia Warsaw from selling tickets to away supporters for their next five European competition matches following violent incidents at their game against Aston Villa.
Legia Warsaw has also been fined €100,000 (£86,196) for crowd disturbances, acts of damage, throwing of objects and lighting of fireworks.
Four police officers were injured during the clashes with Legia fans, and one officer required hospital treatment for burns caused by a flare.
Legia Warsaw has been ordered to contact Aston Villa within 30 days to arrange payment for the damages caused by their supporters, including broken high fences and a lighting pole.
Despite calls from the UK's head of football policing for Legia Warsaw to be thrown out of the tournament, UEFA has stopped short of this sanction.