AEK Athens face UEFA punishment over Champions League ticket prices
Tuesday 20 November 2018 12:00, UK
AEK Athens face UEFA punishment for raising ticket prices for Bayern Munich fans for a Champions League game in October.
Anderlecht were ordered by UEFA last season to pay Bayern fans 30 euros (£27) compensation after charging 100 euros (£89) to see a group-stage game. The Belgian club had to arrange payments within 15 days.
UEFA safety rules say tickets for away fans "must not exceed the price paid for tickets of a comparable category" for home fans.
Bayern fans were reported paying 35 euros (£31) to see their team's 2-0 win while AEK fans paid 15 euros (£13).
UEFA's disciplinary panel will judge the case when it meets on December 13.
