After knocking out Real, Bayern find themselves embroiled in a UEFA investigation

Bayern in turmoil as UEFA launches disciplinary proceedings

Europe 18 April 2026 at 04:55

The wild night between Bayern Munich and Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League is far from over in the headlines. According to Sky Sport Germany, UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against the Bavarian club following several incidents that occurred on the sidelines of the match.

Sky Sport Germany reports that the accusations include crowd disturbances, objects being thrown, and messages deemed inappropriate. The spotlight was particularly on the celebrations of Michael Olise’s winning goal in stoppage time, which saw supporters invade the photographers’ area.

UEFA has launched disciplinary proceedings against FC Bayern over four different allegations in connection with the match against Real Madrid at Allianz Arena

UEFA accuses Bayern of "disruption by spectators", in addition to "blocking public paths", "throwing objects" and… pic.twitter.com/EvJCAhTvIa
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According to further reports from Germany, two journalists suffered minor injuries amid the chaos. UEFA is now reviewing all the evidence, as tensions remain high surrounding the behavior of the Bayern supporters.