PSG, PSV hit by home bans

Galatasaray and PSG fans clash in Paris

Paris St Germain have been banned from their Parc des Princes ground for three European matches following crowd violence during a Champions League game against Galatasaray.

Uefa also handed out a £410,000 fine to the French club and also penalised Galatasaray to the tune of £82,000 for the Turkish club's "lack of cooperation in controlling their fans".

A total of 56 people were injured following violence at the match between the two sides a week ago.

The game had to be stopped for 20 minutes after rival fans fought and two spectators wearing Galatasaray colours ran on to the pitch.

PSG won the game 2-0 but did not qualify for the quarter-finals of the Champions League. Galatasaray, who were already assured of a place in the last eight.

And Dutch side PSV Eindhoven have been given a one-match stadium ban by Uefa following crowd trouble at their Uefa Cup quarter-final match against Kaiserslautern on March 15.

The ban means they will have to pay their next match in a Uefa club competition at least 100 kilometres from Eindhoven.