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Maribor sets the record for the 32nd round in terms of fines

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The deputy disciplinary judge of the Football Association of Slovenia, Matej Brajnik, imposed the penalties after the 32nd round of the first league. He imposed the largest fine on Maribor. They will have to pay 2,150 euros for the fans, as well as a 400 euro fine for not respecting the accreditation system.
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Maribor sets the record for the 32nd round in terms of fines - Lokalec.si

The deputy disciplinary judge of the Football Association of Slovenia, Matej Brajnik, imposed the penalties after the 32nd round of the first league. He imposed the largest fine on Maribor. They will have to pay 2,150 euros because of the fans, and an additional 400 euros in fines for not respecting the accreditation system. Maribor fans will have to dig deep into their wallets for the unsportsmanlike and inappropriate behavior of the fans, who …

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Maribor sets the record for the 32nd round in terms of fines

The deputy disciplinary judge of the Football Association of Slovenia, Matej Brajnik, imposed the penalties after the 32nd round of the first league. He imposed the largest fine on Maribor. They will have to pay 2,150 euros for the fans, as well as a 400 euro fine for not respecting the accreditation system.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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