KHL fined Severstal for insults against SKA

The Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) fined hockey club Severstal for the fact that its fans chanted insults against the SKA team from St. Petersburg. This was reported on February 19 on the KHL website.

"During the match № 637 Fonbet KHL Championship "Severstal" - SKA League was recorded that the fans of the home team allowed chanting insulting insults against the opposing team," - noted in the message.

It is noted that this has happened repeatedly, in this regard, the league has drawn the attention of clubs that will continue to act in accordance with the regulations.

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Earlier, on February 11, the KHL fined hockey club "Spartak" for the fact that its fans chanted insults against SKA at the match between the two teams, held on January 30. In addition, Spartak was issued a warning for its fans displaying offensive paraphernalia.