UEFA has rejected an enchantment from Actual Madrid towards fines for Kylian Mbappe, Antonio Rudiger and Dani Ceballos for his or her conduct on the finish of their Champions League last-16 tie with Atletico Madrid.
Madrid beat Atletico in a dramatic penalty shootout in March, which noticed Julian Alvarez have his successful penalty controversially chalked off.
UEFA subsequently confirmed it was investigating Mbappe, Vinicius Junior, Rudiger and Ceballos and, in April, introduced punishments for all however Vinicius.
Mbappe was seen to seize his crotch in a gesture apparently aimed on the Atletico followers following the victory, whereas TV footage appeared to point out Rudiger make a throat-slitting movement.
France star Mbappe was fined €30,000 by UEFA’s Management, Ethics and Disciplinary Physique (CEDB), with Germany defender Rudiger receiving a €40,000 tremendous. Each gamers have been handed a suspended one-match ban, topic to a probationary interval of 1 yr. Ceballos was fined €20,000.
UEFA dominated on the enchantment on Monday, dismissing it and conserving these sanctions in place.
As well as, European soccer’s governing physique additionally dismissed an enchantment from Madrid towards a €15,000 tremendous levied by the CEDB for a Nazi salute made by a supporter throughout their quarter-final first-leg defeat to Arsenal at Emirates Stadium.
Madrid have been banned from promoting away tickets to supporters for his or her subsequent UEFA match, although that punishment was additionally suspended, topic to a probationary interval of 1 yr.
In the meantime, Slavia Prague can have their Fortuna Enviornment house partially closed for the primary Champions League match they host within the 2025-26 league section.
Slavia, who certified for the league section after successful the Czech title in 2024-25, had an enchantment towards their punishments for the racist behaviour of followers throughout a Europa League tie with Anderlecht in December partially upheld.
An preliminary tremendous of €35,000 has been decreased to €20,000, although a partial stadium closure for his or her subsequent UEFA match stays in place.
