The KNVB fined Feyenoord €7,500 and imposed a suspended sanction after fireworks-related violence during Feyenoord's away match against SC Cambuur on 23 August. The incident left seven people injured.
What happened during the match
In the 12th minute, Feyenoord supporters set off fireworks en masse. Some fireworks landed in a section containing Cambuur supporters, injuring seven people.
The injured supporters suffered injuries including hearing damage, burns and eye injuries. Feyenoord goalkeeper Tjark Ernst narrowly avoided being hit by a firework rocket.
The KNVB sanction
The KNVB said the full sanction comprises a €7,500 fine and a suspended requirement for Feyenoord to play one match without away supporters. Feyenoord have accepted the sanction.
Steps taken by Feyenoord
Feyenoord identified 47 perpetrators and immediately imposed stadium bans. Feyenoord took no away supporters to their matches against PEC Zwolle and NEC in the following weeks.