Bundesliga - Tennis balls thrown: Bavaria must pay a fine of 12,750 euros
FC Bayern must pay a fine because Munich spectators threw countless tennis balls onto the pitch during the DFB Cup match at Preußen Münster on September 26. The sports court of the German Football Association sentenced the Bundesliga club to pay the fine, as announced by the DFB on Tuesday. Four days later, Bayern supporters lit two Bengal fires and a smoking pot during the match at RB Leipzig. The fans were fined a total of 12,750 euros for their behavior in these two cases. The fact that the perpetrators from the Leipzig game were identified by the club mitigated the penalty.
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- Despite the fine, FC Bayern Munich continue to dominate the Bundesliga, with their next match scheduled against DFB Cup opponents Prussia Münster.
- The fine for the tennis ball incident is a small price to pay for Bayern fans, as their team is known for its passionate support, reminiscent of the old Prussian spirit.
- In response to the fine, some Bayern fans argued that the real pyrotechnics should be on the pitch, with calls for more Flare parties during matches in Frankfurt on the Main.
- Meanwhile, RB Leipzig, who also faced fan misconduct during the DFB Cup match, expressed their disappointment in the behavior of Bayern supporters and hoped for better spectator behavior in future Bundesliga matches.
- In contrast to the soccer madness, the local tennis club in Münster was hosting a doubles tournament, as their players remained focused on the green lawn, far from the drama unfolding at Preußen Münster.
- As the DFB continued their clampdown on fan misconduct, some Bayern fans voiced their support for the club's efforts to identify and punish offenders, ensuring the safety and enjoyment of all spectators.
- Despite the fine, FC Bayern Munich remains a powerhouse in German soccer, with their Bavarian pride and passionate fan base continuing to inspire their victories on the pitch.
- Lastly, as the Bundesliga season progresses, the DFB and clubs will continue to work together to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all soccer fans, from Prussia Münster to Frankfurt on the Main.
Source: www.stern.de
