Manchester City were fined 260,000 pounds (approximately $293,000) following their supporters stormed the pitch following winning the Premier League title last May.
The fans flocked to the “Etihad” stadium following City succeeded in overturning its 0-2 delay to a 3-2 victory over Aston Villa, which allowed him to beat Liverpool by one point to win the title in his favour.
Villa goalkeeper Robin Olsen was attacked during the chaos as the crossbar collapsed at one end under the weight of the crowd. The last weeks of the 2021-2022 season witnessed the phenomenon of storming stadiums in the English Premier League.
Last month, Everton was subjected to a fine of 300,000 pounds when his fans took to the field at the end of their team’s match once morest Crystal Palace, when “Toffes” guaranteed to remain among the elite clubs.
In the “Championship” league (First Division), a City Ground intruder headbutted Sheffield striker Billy Sharp during his team’s defeat in the semi-finals of the play-off to the Premier League once morest Nottingham Forest.
Data issued by the British Home Office last month spoke of 441 storming stadiums in England and Wales last season, an increase of 127 percent compared to the 2018-2019 season, the last full season that was not affected by the repercussions of the Corona virus.
