Real Madrid has been imposed a fine of 30,000 euros and has been given a suspension of a partial closing stage for discreet behavior by followers during their second leg Champions League Play-off against Manchester City.
The UEFA competition organizers have implemented the punishment of about £ 25,000 and ordered a section of at least 500 seats in Santiago Bernabeu to close, with the latest sanction suspended for a two -year trial period if no similar crime occurs during this period.
The charge is associated with homophobic chants directed to the director of the city of Pep Guardiola, according to Bbc sport.
The reigning Spanish champions have won their English counterparts on February 19 to complete a total victory of 6-3 and reach the 16th round.
Laliga Table: Madrid in a fascinating title match
Madrid is the second Lala About the goal difference before the weekend matches, with Barcelona in front of them after 25 league games.
Atletico Madrid has the most intense defensive record, but it is a spot behind leaders in what was an exciting era so far at the top of the table in Spain.
Los Blancos is on an undefeated seven games in all matches before their journey to the seventh Placed Real Betis on Saturday (5.30pm GMT).
Atleti hosts the fourth Athletic Bilbao at 8pm on the same day, with Barcelona hosting the ninth real sociedad on Sunday (3.15pm).
Champions League: Madrid v. Atleti
Champions League The owners of Madrid Host Atleti in the first part of Europe’s last 16 elite competitiveness on Tuesday (8pm).
They are then at home at Rayo Vallecano five days later (3.15pm) before the Knockout return foot draw on March 12 (8pm).
Atleti held Carlo Ancelotti’s 1-1 draw at Bernabeu on February 8, repeating the standings when opponents met on September 29.
Madrid has reached the play-offs for the last 16 winning five and losing three of the league phase games. Atleti passed automatically, winning six times and losing twice.
