Arsenal and Bayern Munich have both been fined for the behaviour of their supporters during this month's Champions League last-16 meeting at the Emirates Stadium. European football governing body UEFA announced the day after Bayern's 5-1 second-leg win that the two sides had been charged and faced a fine if they did not successfully appeal the decision. Arsenal have been fined 5,000 (£4,327) for a "field invasion" during the match, understood to be in reference to a home supporter running onto the pitch late on in the match, while Bayern must pay 3,000 (£2,595) for the throwing of objects by their fans. Supporters of the German outfit launched toilet paper onto the pitch as...
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