Friday 21 July 2017 12:17, UK
Hajduk Split have been fined £45,000 and ordered to play their next Europa League home game in an empty stadium after allegations of racist chants from a section of their support.
UEFA's decision means the Stadion Poljud will be empty when Hajduk host Brondby on August 3 in the second leg of their third qualifying round tie - the first leg takes place in Denmark next Thursday.
The racist behaviour was identified during Hajduk's 1-0 win over Levski Sofia in the second qualifying round last week.
UEFA confirmed it has fined Hajduk a further £4,500 for fans throwing objects at the same game, where they secured a 3-2 aggregate victory over their Bulgarian opponent.
