UEFA Penalizes Eintracht Frankfurt for Fan Violence in Rome

The club faces a €25,000 fine and a suspended away fan ban after Europa League disturbances.

Eintracht Frankfurt has been fined €25,000 by UEFA following fan violence during a Europa League match against AS Roma in late January.
The club has also been hit with a suspended ban on away fans for their next Europa League away game, with the suspension lasting two years.
The disturbances occurred when fans from both sides exchanged pyrotechnics, escalating into a confrontation during the first half of the match, which Frankfurt lost 0–2.
UEFA's decision allows Frankfurt fans to attend future away matches unless further incidents occur within the probationary period.
Frankfurt's upcoming Europa League fixtures could include matches against Steaua Bucharest, Ajax Amsterdam, Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, or PAOK Saloniki.