Celtic avoid fans ban for Bayern Munich tie
The Celtics have avoided it Their supporters ban on the second leg of the Champions League in Bayern Munich.
The Scottish champion received a disciplinary notice from the European football ruling body UEFA after throwing a smoke bomb on the court on January 29 in Aston Villa.
Celtics have been two years Suspension order Tickets are being sold after using fireworks technology in Borussia in October.
However, while the moratorium remains, the UEFA Control, Ethics and Discipline Commission decided to fine €10,000 (£8,400) for throwing fireworks without additional fines.
Celtic warned fans about the risk of travel arrangements in Munich before making a verdict, saying “They did everything they could to make sure our fans can participate in this game and we are glad that UEFA has considered our detailed submissions .”
The club statement added: “Fireworks technology has absolutely no place in our competitions and further events should occur, and then it is clear that again, there is a very high risk that our supporters are not allowed to participate in future competitions.”
Bayern visited Celtic Park on February 12 to participate in the first leg of the playoff tie that Germany returned six days later.
