UEFA cruelly punished Hajduk from Split for shouting "Kill Serbs"!
After the victory over Levski, they all expected a spectacle at Poljud against Brondby, but that's not going to happen
UEFA cruelly punished Hajduk from Split for racist and chauvinist cheering at a game against Levski last week, when Torcida members chanted "Kill Serbs".
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The club from Split has gone through the third round of qualifications, and since they eliminated the team from Sofia with 1:0 in Split, and 2:1 in Bulgaria, they will play against Brondby from Denmark in the next round.
However, the officials of Hajduk and their fans didn't have time to cheer about the win in Sofia, because they received a note from UEFA that they will play a match in Poljud without any fans.
Hajduk was fined with 50.000 euros, alongside closing of the stadium. The organization with UEFA, which deals with the fight against racism, reported Hajduk after the game played by Splitians in Dugopolje against Levski (it was not played at Poljud because of ULTRA festival).
Hajduk has a right to appeal and they announce they will do it.
Let's recall, Hajduk had Ustasha markings on the stands two years ago, and they were punished by closing a part of the stands. UEFA was even more rigorous this time, and this is always the case when the offense is repeated.
This is common in Torcida stands, and they chanted the same thing to the fans of Rijeka the last season.