Feyenoord facing fireworks fine after 3-0 loss to Internazionale
Feyenoord are facing a heavy fine from European football authorities after fireworks were let off during their Champions League defeat...
European football authorities are set to fine Feyenoord for fireworks being let off during their Champions League loss to Internazionale. Referee Glenn Nyberg halted the match as flares were fired onto the roof from outside De Kuip stadium, damaging the structure and prompting two police arrests. Feyenoord coach Giovanni van Bronckhorst expressed his disappointment, stating that the club will face another fine and potentially have parts of the stadium closed for future matches against Porto and RB Leipzig.
The team's poor performance was evident, as Internazionale dominated through strong defensive play and counter-attacks, scoring twice in the second half. Captain Luciano Valente acknowledged the difficulty of the loss, but Van Bronckhorst acknowledged the team's lack of experience and tactics compared to their opponents.
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