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(Reuters) - Celtic have been fined 15,000 euros ($14,595) by UEFA for displaying a provocative banner following Queen Elizabeth's death during their Champions League draw against Shakhtar Donetsk, Europe's soccer governing body said on Tuesday.
Fans Celtic menunjukkan spanduk penghinaan kepada mendiang Ratu Elizabeth II di laga Liga Champions. UEFA pun menjatuhkan sanksi atas tindakan tersebut.
Celtic have been fined €15,000 by UEFA after an anti-monarchy banner was displayed during their Champions League clash with Shakhtar Donetstk.
Former Celtic director Michael Kelly has called on Parkhead chiefs to distance themselves from the banners mocking the Queen’s death as he claimed “the club has always supported the monarchy”. Kelly, former Lord Provost of Glasgow, was on the board at the Hoops during the 1990s before Fergus McCann’s takeover brought an end to the Kelly-White family dynasty.
Celtic face disciplinary proceedings over an anti-monarchy banner displayed during a Champions League match on Wednesday night, but Rangers will not be punished for singing the national anthem before their game.
BT Sport commentator Rob MacLean issued an on-air apology during Celtic’s Champions League clash against Shakhtar Donetsk after the camera panned onto a banner unveiled by the travelling fans which said “F*** the crown”.
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