West Ham fans BANNED from Europa League after leaving Fiorentina player bloodied with missile in final

WEST HAM fans have been banned from the club’s first Europa League away game next term after the missile throwing which marred their Conference League triumph.

Hammers players pleaded with supporters to calm down following the first half incident in the match in Prague.

GettyCristiano Biraghi had his head cut open when he was struck by two hard plastic beer cups[/caption]

Fiorentina defender Cristiano Biraghi had his head cut open when he was struck by two hard plastic beer cups while he was also hit by a disposable vape.

UEFA announced a throw into the incident the day after the final.

And European football’s governing body has hit the Hammers hard with a fine as well as the travel ban.

Uefa announced: “The control and disciplinary body decided to ban West Ham United FC from selling tickets to away supporters for its next two Uefa competition matches.

“The second of which being suspended for a probationary period of two years as from the date of this decision, for throwing of objects.”

West Ham were fined £43,000 for the incident, plus a further £6,900 for the invasion of the pitch by virtually the entire bench including David Moyes as they celebrated Jarrod Bowen’s late winner.

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