Archive · 31 Jul 2025
PSG Fined by UEFA for Fan Misconduct During Champions League Win
PSG, a soccer team, got in trouble after their fans acted up during a big game!
After winning the Champions League, fans ran onto the field, set off fireworks, and caused other issues.
UEFA, the soccer rules company, gave PSG a fine of about $169,000 and also stopped them from selling tickets for one away game (but it's on hold for now).
The game was a huge win for PSG, beating the other team by a lot!
One of their young players, Désiré Doué, played amazing and was the star of the game.
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) was fined by UEFA for fan misconduct during their Champions League final win over Inter Milan.
The misconduct included a pitch invasion, setting off fireworks, throwing objects, property damage, and displaying an inappropriate message.
PSG was fined 148,000 euros ($169,208.40), with the largest penalty for the pitch invasion and pyrotechnics.
UEFA also banned PSG's away ticket sales for one match, suspended for two years.
PSG won the Champions League final 5-0 against Inter Milan, with Désiré Doué named player of the match.
- Who
- UEFA fined PSG.
- What
- PSG was fined by UEFA for fan misconduct.
- When
- The misconduct happened during the Champions League final in May; the fine was issued on Thursday.
- Where
- The Champions League final was between PSG and Inter Milan.
- Why
- Due to their fans' actions, including a pitch invasion, fireworks, throwing objects, property damage, and an inappropriate message.
UEFA
PSG Fans
Misconduct Justification
UEFA
UEFA views the actions as detrimental to the sport and warranting punishment.
PSG Fans
N/A
- Team Fined
- Paris Saint-Germain (PSG)
- Governing Body
- UEFA
- Fine Amount
- 148,000 euros ($169,208.40)
- Reason for Fine
- Fan misconduct
- Match
- Champions League Final
- Opponent
- Inter Milan
- Match Result
- PSG won 5-0