Champions League: Feyenoord fined €74,375, including €25,000 for racist acts
UEFA has sanctioned Feyenoord following the incidents during their 5-1 defeat in Barcelona on September 9. The total fines amount to €74,375, including €25,000 for racist or discriminatory behavior by supporters.
Feyenoord will pay €74,375 to UEFA following several offenses committed by its supporters at Camp Nou during the opening match of the Champions League campaign. The Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body announced its decision on September 25, 2026.
Of this amount, €26,375 is for throwing objects, €13,000 for property damage, and €10,000 for a message deemed incompatible with a sporting event. The remaining €25,000 pertains to racist or discriminatory behavior.
The Dutch club is also facing a 25% reduction in its ticket allocation for an away European match. This measure comes with a suspended sentence.
The incidents occurred during the 5-1 defeat of Feyenoord in Barcelona on September 9. Barcelona was already leading 3-0 at halftime before confirming their victory in the second half.
In the same series of decisions, RC Lens was fined €15,000 for the use of pyrotechnics by its supporters in Prague during their 3-2 victory against Slavia on September 10. The closure of the away section for Lens supporters has been imposed with a two-year suspension.
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