Uefa imposes fine on Celtic for offensive banner

Wednesday 28 March 2012 21:09 BST

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Celtic have been fined £21,000 by Uefa for incidents during a Europa League match at Udinese.

Uefa charged Celtic with "the displaying of an offensive banner and setting off of fireworks by fans" in Italy on 15 December. Celtic banned for life a fan they said was responsible for the banner and attacking a steward.

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