UEFA has taken action against Real Madrid following discriminatory behaviour from a section of their supporters during the Champions League clash against Manchester City. According to a report from

UEFA has fined Real Madrid 30,000 euros ($31,200) for unspecified discriminatory behavior apparently by fans during its recent Champions League game against Manchester City. ( More Football News) UEFA said the Spanish club was on a two-year probation period during which 500 seats could be closed for a coming game.

The match is scheduled to start at 3 p.m. EST and will be broadcast exclusively on Paramount+. Fans looking to watch can do so through Paramount+, which offers exclusive live streams and on-demand replays of all UEFA Champions League matches along with a free trial when you sign up.

At least four former European champions will be among eight teams eliminated from the Champions League when the new knockout playoff round ends this week: Real Madrid or Manchester City, Bayern Munich or Celtic,

Real Madrid have been hit with a €30,000 ($31,130) fine and a partial stadium closure -- suspended for two years -- by UEFA over "discriminatory behaviour" by fans in their Champions League game with Manchester City at the Bernabéu last month.

UEFA has imposed a suspended two-year partial stadium closure on Real Madrid after fans allegedly directed homophobic chants at Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola

Real Madrid could face a partial stadium closure for homophobic abuse aimed at Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola. The chant, which has been a frequent feature of Guardiola’s visits to the

UEFA have fined Real Madrid after their fans sang homophobic chants directed at Manchester City boss, Pep Guardiola. The incident happened during Madrid’s 3-1 win over City in the Champions League play-off second leg in February.