Tottenham, heavily fined by UEFA after 3 supporters used the Nazi salute at the Champions League match
Article by Alexandru Stanciu – Published Monday, March 02, 2026, 7:51 p.m. / Updated Monday, March 02, 2026, 7:52 p.m.
UEFA fined her Tottenham and imposed a suspended ban on away ticket sales following Nazi salutes by 3 London supporters to his fans Eintracht Frankfurtat the match played in the last stage of the Champions League group, won by Spurs with a score of 2-0.
The incident took place on January 28, during the match at “Deutsche Bank Park”, iau UEFA justified the sanction by “the racist and/or discriminatory behavior of its supporters”, specifying that the ban is “suspended for a period of one year“.
UEFA fined Tottenham €30,000 after 3 fans used Nazi salute at Frankfurt game
In addition to the suspended ban, Tottenham were fined €30,000. The London club, which in 2019 reached the final of the Champions League, will also have to pay an additional fine of 2,250 euros for the throwing of objects by its supporters.
The English club reacted promptly, describing the conduct of the small group of supporters as “absolutely abominable” and confirmed that they had already issued banning orders against those involved.
We can confirm that the three individuals who made Nazi salutes to Eintracht Frankfurt supporters have been identified and given indefinite bans in accordance with the club's sanctions and bans policy.
The club strongly opposes all forms of discrimination and has therefore taken the most drastic measure possible. The disgusting behavior of a minority of alleged supporters that night in no way reflects the values of our club and its supporters.
– The press release from Tottenham
Tottenham finished the Champions League group stage in a surprising 4th place and qualified directly for the round of 16, where they will face Atletico Madrid.
On the other hand, the situation in the Premier League is really complicated for Tottenham, who are in 16th place after 28 rounds, having 29 points, the distance is only 4 points in front of the first relegable place holder, West Ham.
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