UEFA decided to open an investigation against Spartak Moscow on Wednesday, as Russian supporters deployed insulting banners and threw smoke at the match against Liverpool (1-1).
In the aftermath of the draw between Spartak Moscow and Liverpool on the second day of the Champions League (1-1), UEFA opened an investigation against the Russian club. The European body criticizes the Spartak fans for having deployed a "UEFA Mafia" banner, used a lot of smoke and obstructed the stadium stadium. After the first group match against Maribor, the Moscow fans had already been the subject of a UEFA investigation because a supporter had thrown a smoke right next to referee Deniz Aytekin. Spartak were fined 60,000 euros and their supporters were forbidden to travel to Sevilla for the third day of the Champions League.
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