Celtic fans receive green light to attend the Champions League equality in Bayern Munich – Irvine Times

The Scottish champions were a removed ban on supporters away when they were struck with a disciplinary notice after the green smoke canorer was thrown among the visiting fans during the 4-2 Celtic defeat in Villa Park last month.

However, they fled a fine after a decision from control, ethics and the disciplinary authority of UEFA.

The club has received a fine of 10,000 euros (8,340 British pounds) for fireworks lighting and throwing objects.

Celtic was double the fine and ban on a ticket for sale for travelers-who was stopped for two years-after a major pyrotechnical display in their Champions League match with Borussia Dortmund in September.

They warned the supporters after the latest disciplinary notice that there was a risk of banning visiting fans in the second game of play-off on a knockout at the Allianz Arena on February 18, but promised to make “stable ideas of the UEFA”.