 by UEFA and will also not be allowed to sell tickets for their next European away game. Arsenal travel to Eindhoven to face the Eredivisie side for the reverse fixture on Thursday, with Mikel Arteta's side top of Group A and PSV sat in second. A UEFA statement read: '[We will] fine PSV Eindhoven €40,000 and to ban PSV Eindhoven from selling tickets to its away supporters for the next one (1) UEFA competition match, for throwing of objects, crowd disturbances and acts of damages. '[We will] order PSV Eindhoven to contact Arsenal FC within 30 days for the settlement of damages caused by its supporters, i.e. for the damaged seats.' Arteta, speaking ahead of Arsenal's trip to PSV for their penultimate Group A match, said: 'Last week we made the first step to qualify to the next round, and now we need to win because we want to finish first [in Group A]. 'This competition is getting harder and harder and how it looks today and what the possibilities are, it looks like the next round will be extremely competitive. 'That's why finishing first in the group and avoiding another two games is such an important thing for us.' Quizzed on injury news, Arteta added: 'We had Marquinhos who wasn't feeling good and he hasn't travelled, but the rest are OK.' MORE : Arsenal plan £26m bid to sign midfielder after World Cup ends MORE : Thierry Henry sends Premier League title warning to Arsenal: 'Just look at Liverpool' For more stories like this, check our sport pag){kind=link}
Dutch club PSV have been slapped with a fine for damaging Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium during their Europa League clash on October 20.
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During the match, which the Gunners won 1-0 thanks to a single goal from Granit Xhaka, PSV fans ripped out chairs and damaged seats in the away end, threw objects and were responsible for ‘crowd disturbances and acts of damages’.
PSV, managed by former Manchester United striker Ruud van Nistelrooy, have now been handed a €40,000 fine (£34,700) by UEFA and will also not be allowed to sell tickets for their next European away game.
Arsenal travel to Eindhoven to face the Eredivisie side for the reverse fixture on Thursday, with Mikel Arteta’s side top of Group A and PSV sat in second.