Celtic have been fined £25,000 (€29,000) by UEFA for incidents involving their supporters at last month's Champions League draw at home to Atletico Madrid.
Following a night when fans defied the club's pleas not to bring flags or banners relating to the war in the Middle East, the Hoops were fined £15,222 (€17,500) for displaying "a provocative message of an offensive nature".
Celtic were also fined £6,960 (€8,000) for their supporters blocking public passageways and £3,044 (€3,500) for the lighting of fireworks
Atletico were also sanctioned for issues surrounding the 2-2 draw in Glasgow on 25 October.
The Spanish club were fined £2,610 (€3,000) for the lighting of fireworks, while they received a warning for the "improper conduct of the team".
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