Atletico forced to play PSV behind closed doors

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11/20/2008 - Madrid, Spain (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Atletico Madrid has been told it will have to play next week's Champions League game against PSV Eindhoven behind closed doors.

The Spanish side partially lost their appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) over UEFA's decision to hand them a two-match behind-closed-doors sentence - with one match deferred for two years.

UEFA 's initial punishment related to crowd incidents during last month's Champions League match against Marseille at the Vicente Calderon.

However, CAS did rule that Atletico's fine should be halved to $94,755 and also lifted the threat of a second match being played behind closed doors.

(Courtesy of sportbox.tv)

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