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NYON, Switzerland (AP) — UEFA has fined Greek club PAOK after fans used a laser pointer in a Champions League qualifying game.
European football's governing body fined PAOK 22,000 euros ($25,600) for the laser pointer and also because supporters blocked stairwells during the 3-2 home win against Spartak Moscow on August 8.
Lasers are banned from games.
UEFA also fined Spartak 31,000 euros ($36,000) for "illicit chants" and blocking stairwells, the latest in a string of offenses by the Russian team's supporters.
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Greece's Asteras Tripoli and Montenegro's Buducnost Podgorica were fined for pitch invasions by fans, while Scottish club Hibernian was punished because supporters used fireworks and threw objects.
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