Barcelona manager Hansi Flick and his assistant Marcus Sorg each have a fine of 20,000 euros ($ 23,320) a fine and forbidden for one match in UEFA Club matches for misconduct, said the disciplinary committee of the European football management body on Friday.
Flick had been furious with various referee decisions in the 4-3 semi-final loss of his side against Inter Milan in May, making it reached his first Champions League final in a decade.
The sanctions will immediately be in force and both men from the Dugout returned before the start of the Champions League of this season.
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In a separate decision, UEFA Barcelona has presented a fine of Lamine Yamal and Robert Lewandowski 5,000 euros each for non-compliance with an anti-doping officer and did not immediately report to a checkpoint for the same game.
Barcelona also received a fine of 5,250 euros about fans who threw objects and 2500 euros for illuminating fireworks during the competition. Inter received a fine of 22,000 euros for blocking public passages from his supporters and another 11,500 euros for illuminating fireworks.
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