Liverpool and Sevilla fined by UEFA over crowd trouble


Football Soccer - Liverpool v Sevilla - UEFA Europa League Final - St. Jakob-Park, Basel, Switzerland - 18/5/16 Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp looks dejected after collecting his runners up medal at the end of the match Reuters / Dylan Martinez Livepic EDITORIAL USE ONLY.

(Reuters) - Liverpool have been fined 16,000 euros (£13,382) for an illicit banner and setting off fireworks during the Europa League finals in May, UEFA announced on Monday.

Juergen Klopp's side lost the finals 3-1 to Spanish club Sevilla in Basel, and both clubs faced charges by European football's governing body following crowd disturbances.

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