US Edition"The Penalty that Maccabi Haifa Received From Uefa Is Considered Shocking by Many in Poland"
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European football federation UEFA has given a relatively mild punishment to Maccabi Haifa for a shameful banner during the match against Raków Częstochowa.
More than three months after the match, UEFA decided to impose a fine on Israeli club Maccabi Haifa. Their fans displayed a scandalous banner during the match against Raków Częstochowa. The message read, "Murderers since 1939," in English, aimed at the Polish audience. UEFA fined the Haifa club €30,000. Sports commentators are surprised by the lenient approach of European football's governing bodies.
Three months after the incident in the match against Rakov, the control body announced that the Greens were fined 30,000 euros "only" due to the sign hung by their fans that read "murderers since 1939" • The Polish website "Meczyki" received the news in shock: "This is a mockery of us" - and found the culprits
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