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Tottenham bans three fans for Nazi salutes in Germany at Champions League game
Tottenham Hotspur fined €30,000 and given a suspended one-match away ticket ban after three supporters made Nazi salutes during a Champions League match, the club said.
- Tottenham Hotspur was fined €30,000 and banned from selling tickets to away supporters for one UEFA competition match due to racist or discriminatory behaviour of its supporters.
- Three Tottenham supporters received indefinite bans from the club for making Nazi salutes towards Eintracht Frankfurt fans during a Champions League match.
- Tottenham was also fined €2,250 for the throwing of objects by fans at the match on 28 January.
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The association preaches zero tolerance against racism, but punishes Nazi gestures with fines that no one in professional football cares about.
·Berlin, Germany
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While the London club was sanctioned with a fine of 30,000 euros and a suspended ban on the movement of a match, Spurs decided to permanently exclude the fans concerned.
·Paris, France
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