Real Madrid fined for homophobic Guardiola chants
Briefly

Real Madrid has been penalized by UEFA for the homophobic chants hurled by some of its fans towards Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola during a Champions League match. The club must pay a fine of 30,000 euros and is subjected to a suspended partial closure of the stadium, requiring the limitation of at least 500 adjacent seats for their upcoming European fixture. The incident occurred during Real's 3-1 victory, securing their place in the tournament's last 16 against Atletico Madrid.
Real Madrid fans have faced disciplinary action from UEFA for homophobic chants directed at Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, leading to a 30,000 euro fine.
The Spanish club is also subject to a suspended partial stadium closure, where at least 500 seats will be shut off in their next European match.
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