UEFA Europa League: A man who attacked Sevilla goalkeeper Marko Dmitrovic during PSV Eindhoven’s Europa League match last month has been banned from entering the club’s Philips Stadium for the next 40 years, the Dutch side said on Monday.
The match in Eindhoven was halted during the closing stages after the supporter ran onto the pitch and assaulted Dmitrovic, punching him in the face before being wrestled to the ground by the Serbian goalkeeper.
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The 20-year-old supporter was handed a three-month prison sentence, with one month suspended by the East Brabant District Court.
A PSV Fan Who Attacked Sevilla FC Serbian Goalkeeper Marko Dmitrovic & Punched Him In The Face In A Shocking Attack During Sevilla’s Europa League Defeat To The Dutch Side Has Received A 40- Years Stadium Ban pic.twitter.com/7bRPLBNxSJ
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“In addition to the forty-year stadium ban, PSV will initiate proceedings to recover any damages the club incurs from him,” the Eredivisie side said in a statement.
“He has also received a two-year area ban around the Philips Stadium from the Public Prosecutor’s Office.
“At the time, due to a stadium ban for previous misconduct, he should not have been present at all.”
UEFA Europa League: Fan was already serving national ban
The man was already serving a national stadium ban until 2026 imposed by the Dutch football association, but PSV said he had entered the ground with a ticket bought by a friend.
Sevilla lost the game 2-0 but advanced to the next round with a 3-2 aggregate score. The record six-times winner of the competition faces Manchester United in the quarterfinals next month.
UEFA Europa League: Fan who attacked Sevilla goalkeeper Marko Dmitrovic banned for 40 years, CHECK Details
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