Turkish Galatasaray fans will not be able to support the first team players during their travel to northern England on March 18.
Galatasaray collided with a strong competitor in the Champions League final, namely Liverpool.
The first leg will take place at Ali Sami Yan Stadium in Istanbul, next Tuesday.
The return match will be held at the historic Anfield Road stadium in England, on March 18.
What’s the reason?
Reuters revealed that the European Football Association punished the management of Galatasaray Club with a fine of 40,000 euros, in addition to depriving the team’s fans of watching their team away from home for one match.
Fans of the Turkish team threw fireworks, causing the injury of an Italian supporter and his daughter, in the last match played by Galatasaray in Turin against Juventus in the second leg of the qualifying round for the Champions League final.
The yellow and red owners qualified at the expense of Juventus with a score of 7-5 in the home and away matches.
The Champions League competition will resume its matches on March 10 and 11, as the draw process resulted in strong confrontations.
The defending champion, Paris Saint-Germain, will face Chelsea, who won the competition on two occasions.
The clash between Real Madrid (15 titles) and Manchester City, winner of the championship in 2023, will be renewed.
While Newcastle United hosts one of the six English teams that qualified for the round of 16; FC Barcelona, the candidate to reach the farthest stages of the competition.
The German giant, Bayern Munich, travels to northern Italy to meet Atalanta Bergamo.
While Atletico Madrid, the European League champion last season, competes with Tottenham Hotspur for the qualification card.
The current version’s surprise, Norwegian Bodo Glimt, is competing with Sporting Lisbon for the last seat.
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