Mourinho suspended for four days by UEFA for insulting referee Taylor after Roma-Seville- Corriere.it

Rome coachto Jose Mourinho was disqualified for four days for «having aggressive language to the match judge», the referee Anthony Taylor after the Europa League final won by Sevilla on penalties.

Mourinho, among other things, had said to the microphones: «He looked like a Spanish referee». And then he had waited for the race director in the parking lot. “You are a f… a disgrace”, the sentence that a video intercepted, while the Uefa designator, Robert Rosettitried (with little success) to calm him down.

Rome fined

Furthermore, for the club, three measures from UEFA for the episodes relating to the match against Sevilla and three other sanctions for what happened during the semi-final first leg of the Europa League against Bayer Leverkusen. In detail, for the final, UEFA decided to “fine Roma for 50,000 euros and ban Roma from selling tickets to their visiting fans for the next away match in UEFA club competitions, due to the lighting of fireworks ‘artifice, throwing objects, acts of damage and disturbance to the crowd’. In addition, the Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body of UEFA has decided to “fine Roma for 5,000 euros for misconduct by the team and to order the club to contact the Hungarian Football Federation within 30 days for the liquidation of the damages caused by their fans” at the Puskas Arena in Budapest, site of the final lost against Sevilla.

West Ham also fined

A measure also for West Ham, whose fans, during the Conference League final, had hit Fiorentina player Cristiano Biraghi with an object. The English club was fined €50,000 and banned «West Ham United FC from selling tickets to away fans for the next two (2) matches in UEFA competitions, the second of which was suspended for a probationary period of two ( 2) years from the date of this decision’ and to ‘fine West Ham United FC €8,000 for pitch invasion’.