Union Berlin Fined €51,000 for Fan Pyrotechnics
The Bundesliga club faces its second penalty this month as fans' misconduct during an August match is sanctioned.
- The German Football Association (DFB) fined Union Berlin €51,000 after fans used pyrotechnics during a match against FC St. Pauli in August.
- This is the second financial penalty Union Berlin has received in November, following a €45,000 fine for similar incidents.
- Up to €17,000 of the fine can be allocated to safety or violence prevention measures if the club provides proof of implementation by June 30, 2025.
- The DFB's disciplinary action highlights ongoing concerns about fan behavior and the use of prohibited pyrotechnics in stadiums.
- Union Berlin has not publicly commented on the fines or any plans to address fan misconduct moving forward.