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Rangers punished by UEFA over anti-woke stadium banner

Rangers Football Club has been fined £30,000 by UEFA and faces a suspended closure of the Copland Stand for displaying a discriminatory banner during a match against Fenerbahce.
Rangers announced they are issuing lifetime bans to individuals responsible for the discriminatory banner.
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers received a suspended one-match touchline ban from UEFA for delaying a kick-off in a Champions League game.
Celtic faced fines totaling £19,000 for incidents involving pyrotechnics and blocked passageways in UEFA matches.

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Rangers fans who held shameful banner during Fenerbahce game hit with lifetime ban

The club also face having their Copland Stand closed for future European games as a result of the banner, which was held up during the Europa League clash on Thursday, March 13.

10 hours ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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Rangers warn fans 'harming' club after UEFA sanctions

Rangers have warned an element of their support that they are "harming" the club in the wake of sanctions from UEFA relating to their recent Europa League last-16 match at home to Fenerbahce.

10 hours ago·Ireland

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Rangers handed huge fine by UEFA for 'anti-woke' banner as Scottish club make threatening statement to fans

Rangers FC have been handed a suspended partial stadium closure and fines totalling nearly £50,000 by UEFA following "racist and/or discriminatory" behaviour during their Europa League match against Fenerbahce

11 hours ago·London, United Kingdom

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