The subject in focus here is soccer. - Penalty Inflicted on Arminia Bielefeld in Ingolstadt and Aue Incidents
Arminia Bielefeld has been hit with a €13,150 fine by the German Football Association's sports court. The association made the announcement on Wednesday. Fans of the third-division club launched three Bengalian torches during the match against FC Ingolstadt on April 5th, and at least six rockets and ten Bengalian torches during the game against Erzgebirge Aue on May 4th. Out of the fine, which Arminia has agreed to pay, €4,350 can be used for prevention measures.
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- The German Football Association, or DFB, oversees soccer in North Rhine-Westphalia, where Arminia Bielefeld is based.
- Despite the controversy surrounding their fans' use of Bengalian torches in recent matches against FC Ingolstadt and Erzgebirge Aue, Arminia Bielefeld is located in the 3rd league in Bielefeld.
- The German Football Association's sports court fined Arminia Bielefeld €13,150 for the incidents in Ingolstadt and Aue, which the team has agreed to pay.
- In response to the fine, Arminia Bielefeld will allocate €4,350 towards prevention measures to avoid future misconduct, as instructed by the sports court.
- While facing difficult penalties, Arminia Bielefeld will continue to participate in Soccer matches, potentially facing opponents from Frankfurt or any other team in the 3rd league.
Source: www.stern.de
