UEFA made heavy fines with Buffon and Guardiola in the European Cup

Due to pushing behavior and bad comment about the referee, veteran goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon has been banned UEFA competition three games in the European Cup.

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UEFA made heavy fines with Buffon and Guardiola in the European Cup
According to the most powerful football authority in Europe, the Italian goalkeeper must receive a red card at the last minute of Juventus' 3-1 victory at Real Madrid (Champions League quarter-finals 2017/18) standard". In particular, Buffon pushed referee Michael Oliver and argued vehemently after his team was blown 11m.

As a result, Buffon was chased to the stands, and Juve had to stop the regrettable step with a total loss of 3-4 after two turns. Notably, after the game on Buffon is still very angry when the referee announced that referee Oliver "who has no heart."

Buffon has split Juventus when the 2017/18 season closed. The 40-year-old has yet to make the next decision, but is expected to head to Paris for Paris Saint Germain. If the scenario turns out to be true, the French capital has to accept the lack of Buffon's services in the first three matches of the Champions League group stage next season.

On another occasion, UEFA also banned AS Roma fans from cheering for the hosts in the first away match of the Italian capital in the European Cup next season. This is the result of the Roma fans have messed up in England when their beloved team pitted against Liverpool in the Champions League semi-final last season.

On the Roma side, this team has to pay a fine of 50,000 euros. Meanwhile, their fans are suspended for another away game in the next two years.

Also in the latest notice, UEFA also banned two matches with coach Pep Guardiola of City in the European Cup next season (1 suspended). There is evidence that the Spanish strategist has tried to contact and direct his players, despite being sent off in the City Cup defeat to Liverpool 1-2. Champions League football 2017/18).

UEFA also fined Liverpool € 29,000 for disliking fans in three Champions League matches last season. Of this amount, 20,000 euros came from the Liverpool fans attacking the bus carrying City members to Anfield's visitors in early April this year.