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Liverpool are fined £13,408 by UEFA for unfurling an "illicit banner" and setting off fireworks during the Europa League final against Sevilla in May.

UEFA has announced that Liverpool have been fined £13,408 for unfurling an "illicit banner" and setting off fireworks during the Europa League final in May.

It was a miserable night in Basel for Jurgen Klopp and his players as they suffered a 3-1 defeat to Sevilla.

After the match, the European governing body charged Liverpool and Sevilla with crowd disturbances, while the Reds were also charged with setting off fireworks and their Spanish opponents were punished for throwing objects.

UEFA announced the level of fines today, with Sevilla being ordered to pay £14,245.

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