The Savelovsky court of Moscow fined 100 thousand rubles. CSKA football club for violation of safety rules in the match with Zenit, which ended in mass arrests of fans, the press service of the Moscow courts of general jurisdiction reports.
“By the decision of the Savelovsky District Court of Moscow dated December 24, 2021, PFC CSKA JSC was found guilty of committing an administrative offense under Part 1 of Art. 20.32 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation (violation of safety rules during sports competitions. - RBK). An administrative penalty has been imposed in the form of an administrative fine in the amount of 100,000 rubles, ”the statement reads.
The match between CSKA and Zenit took place on November 28 in Moscow and ended in a 2-0 victory for the guests. At the end of the game, CSKA fans staged a fire show, using, as the club pointed out, a record amount of pyrotechnics for VEB Arena. In addition, in the 57th minute of the match, the cameras aimed at the stands at the stadium turned off.
CSKA was punished by the closure of the fan tribune following the results of the match with Zenit Football After the match, police and riot police officers detained a little over 400 fans. As the RBC correspondent reported, this affected everyone in the lower part of Grandstand A (fan sector): the fans were taken out in small groups, searched and sent to paddy wagons.
As a result, the police drew up 51 reports on administrative violations. The Savelovsky court banned a total of 20 CSKA fans from attending official sporting events for two years.
The Control and Disciplinary Committee of the Russian Football Union (FTC RFU) previously punished CSKA by closing the home stand for two Tinkoff matches of the Russian Premier League (one conditionally) following the meeting with Zenit. The head of the FTC Artur Grigoryants noted that the fans used 46 units of pyrotechnics at the match, but "not a single item was taken from the fans at the entrance." Also, the army club was fined 300 thousand rubles. for failure to ensure security and 125 thousand - for fans using pyrotechnics.
After the match, the head of the RPL Ashot Khachaturyants explained the shutdown of video cameras by a planned hacker attack, but the RFU later said that it was due to a technical failure or malicious action by one of the employees.
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