Russia (bbabo.net) - Moscow's Savelovsky Court fined CSKA football club for the behavior of fans during the match against Zenit.

The amount of the fine was 100 thousand rubles, the press service of the court reported. The reason for this decision was the violation of safety rules during official sports competitions.

At the same time, the court could apply a more severe punishment to CSKA in the form of suspension of the club's activities.

The reason for the punishment was the behavior of CSKA fans, who staged a pyrotechnic show in the match against Zenit, which resulted in more than 50 protocols drawn up for violating the rules of behavior of spectators during official sports competitions.

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