UEFA stops PSV Eindhoven from selling next European away game's tickets
PSV Eindhoven have also been fined 40,000 dollars “for throwing of objects, crowd disturbances and acts of damages”.
UEFA has banned PSV Eindhoven from selling tickets to their next European away game after fan trouble during last weekend's Europa League game at Arsenal.
European football's governing body made the announcement on Thursday, hours before the two sides met in the return group fixture in the Netherlands.
The Dutch side next visits Norway's Bod/Glimt on Nov. 3.
PSV Eindhoven have also been fined 40,000 euros "for throwing of objects, crowd disturbances and acts of damage".
They must contact Arsenal within 30 days for the settlement of damages caused by their supporters for "the damaged seats."
The Dutch side lost 0-1 in London last week in a game rearranged because of September's death of the British queen.
If they avoid defeat later on Thursday and Bod/Glimt lose against Zurich, or if they win and Bod/Glimt draw, they will be confirmed in the top two of Group A.