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Rangers Face UEFA Punishment Over Racist Banner Incident

Rangers Face UEFA Punishment Over Racist Banner Incident

Rangers Football Club has been handed a punishment by UEFA following an incident involving a racist banner displayed by a group of its fans during a recent match. The banner, which was condemned widely, led to an investigation by football's governing body, resulting in sanctions against the club.

The incident came to light when a section of Rangers supporters unveiled a banner that was deemed offensive and racist, sparking outrage and swift condemnation from various quarters. Rangers issued a statement expressing regret over the actions of the few fans involved and promised to cooperate fully with any investigations. The club emphasized its commitment to eradicating racism and discrimination from the sport.

UEFA's decision to punish Rangers underscores the governing body's stance against discriminatory behavior in football. The specifics of the punishment include fines and potential stadium bans, aimed at deterring similar incidents in the future. This case highlights the ongoing challenges football authorities face in combating racism and ensuring a safe, inclusive environment for all fans.

Detailed Rangers punished by UEFA for banner display

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