Feyenoord faces UEFA punishment: fireworks on the field and roof of De Kuip

The police have arrested two individuals for setting off fireworks near De Kuip during the Feyenoord vs. Inter match. Despite nets being installed to prevent objects from being thrown onto the field, fireworks were shot from outside the stadium, causing a brief halt in the game. Fireworks also landed on the roof of De Kuip, reportedly causing damage, although this has not been confirmed. Coach Giovanni van Bronckhorst expressed relief that no fireworks were ignited inside the stadium but acknowledged the likelihood of a fine. Feyenoord is under conditional punishment from UEFA due to previous disturbances, and if the current incident leads to an unconditional sanction, they may face closed stands during European home matches. Their next Champions League match is against FC Porto on November 24.