Real Madrid see calls against the sanctions of Mbappe and Rudiger, which was rejected by the European Football Association

The European Football Association rejected a call from Real Madrid against the fines of Kylian Mbappe, Antonio Rudiger and Danny Ciblos for their behavior at the end of the Champions League at the end of the last 16 with Atletico Madrid.

Madrid defeated Atletico on a dramatic penalty in March, which Julian Alvarez witnessed to him A controversial successful penalty.

UEFA later confirmed that she was investigating MBAPPE, Vinicius Junior, Rudiger and Cibalos, and in April, she announced sanctions for all Veniceus.

MBAPPE was seen to seize the cloud in a gesture apparently aimed at ATLETICO fans after victory, while TV images seemed to show that Rudiger made a wonderful movement in the throat.

The French star MBAPPE was fined with a value of 30,000 euros by UEFA control, ethics and disciplinary body (CEDB), with Germany defender Rodgeger received a fine of 40,000 euros. Both players have been delivered a suspended ban, according to the test period for one year. Cebalos is fined 20,000 euros.

UEFA ruled on the appeal on Monday, refusing and preserving these sanctions in place.

In addition, the European Football Association also refused to appeal from Madrid for a fine of 15,000 euros by CEDB due to a Nazi greeting by Moayad during the quarter -finals defeating Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.

Madrid was prevented from selling tickets to supporters for the next UEFA match, although this punishment was also suspended, according to the test period for one year.

Meanwhile, Slavia Prague will partially get the Fortuna Arena home for the first match in the Champions League, which will host it in the 2025-26 league.

Slavia, who qualified for the league stage after winning the Czech title in 2024-25, obtained an appeal against their sanctions on the racial behavior of the fans during the European League tie with Anderlecht in December partially supported.

A preliminary fine of 35,000 euros has been reduced to 20,000 euros, although the partial stadium of the next UEFA match is still in place.