German FA want Dortmund south stand ban, fine


BERLIN (Reuters) - The German football association (DFB) on Friday demanded a one-match ban for Borussia Dortmund fans from their south stand and a 100,000 euro (85,290 pound) fine after crowd trouble in several games including last week's win over RB Leipzig.

The DFB's control committee said it had proposed the stand closure and fine given that Dortmund were repeat offenders and had received a suspended sentence last July for similar problems.

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