UEFA has ordered Maccabi Tel Aviv to stop selling tickets for its home match in the next European round, due to a disciplinary procedure over pyrotechnics used by fans in the previous match against Sheriff Tiraspol, according to reports.
UEFA has ordered Maccabi Tel Aviv to cease ticket sales for its upcoming home match in the next round of European competition, the club was informed. The decision follows a disciplinary procedure initiated after pyrotechnics were set off by fans during Maccabi Tel Aviv's 1-0 second-leg victory over Sheriff Tiraspol on July 30, which completed a 6-0 aggregate win. The specific match affected and the duration of the sales suspension have not yet been announced.
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