Feyenoord fined and given suspended away ban after fireworks at Cambuur
Feyenoord have been fined €7,500 and handed a suspended away-match crowd ban after fireworks injured seven Cambuur supporters in August.
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Feyenoord have been fined €7,500 and given a two-year suspended away-match crowd ban after fireworks were fired towards home supporters during an Eredivisie match at SC Cambuur on 23 August. The Dutch football association, the KNVB, announced the sanctions on Wednesday.
The suspended penalty applies to league, cup and play-off matches. Feyenoord had already decided not to take supporters to their next two away games after the incident.
Seven Cambuur supporters were injured when fireworks were set off from the away section towards the home stands, according to ANP.
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