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NYON, Switzerland (AP) — UEFA has punished three clubs and ordered fines totaling 145,000 euros ($169,000) for fan violence at Champions League and Europa League games.
Roma was fined 50,000 euros ($58,000) and cannot sell tickets to its first away game in next season's Champions League.
Roma fans attacked Liverpool fans outside Anfield before the semifinal, first-leg game in April. A Liverpool fan was seriously injured.
UEFA says it fined Spartak Moscow 55,000 euros ($64,000) and Athletic Bilbao must pay 40,000 euros ($47,000) for fan clashes at a Europa League game in February.
A Spanish policeman suffered a cardiac arrest and died during the crowd trouble.
Spartak is banned from selling tickets to its next two away games in UEFA competitions.
Athletic must close a 2,000-seat section of its stadium at its next home game.
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