- Benfica's Prestianni banned for six games for homophobic conduct UPI —
- Prestianni banned for anti-gay slur to Vini Jr. ESPN —
- Racist abuse against Vinicius not proven as Prestianni is banned for homophobia The Independent —
- Racist abuse against Vinicius not proven as Prestianni is banned for homophobia Belfast Telegraph —
- Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni banned for using homophobic conduct towards Vinicius Jr during Real Madrid clash LBC —
- UEFA suspends Benfica's Prestianni for homophobic conduct in Real Madrid game The Straits Times —
- Benficaâs Gianluca Prestianni given six-game ban for conduct towards Vinicius Jr Belfast Telegraph —
- Spain heads to World Cup with its image battered by cases of racism, sexism ABC News —
- Benfica star slapped with six-game ban over homophobic comment to Vinicius Jr - NOT 'monkey slur' he was accused of in explosive row Daily Mail —
- UEFA bans Benficaâs Prestianni for six games for verbally abusing Vinicius Al Jazeera —
- Gianluca Prestianni gets multi-game ban for insulting VinĂcius Junior, could miss 2 World Cup games Associated Press —
- Vinicius incident: UEFA ban Benficaâs Prestianni for six games Vanguard News —
- UEFA bans Gianluca Prestianni over Vinicius Jr incident - but for homophobia, not racism The New York Times —
- Prestianni banned for discriminatory conduct in Real game RTE —
- Prestianni gets six-match ban for homophobic conduct BBC News —
- Gianluca Prestianni hit with UEFA ban over Vinicius Jr incident after racism accusation Mirror —
- Gianluca Prestianni banned for homophobic slur against Vinicius Jr The Times —
- Benfica player handed six-game ban for homophobic conduct towards Real star Vinicius Junior Sky News —
- Benfica player handed six-game ban for homophobic conduct towards Real star Vinicius Junior Sky News —
- Gianluca Prestianni receives ban for âhomophobic conductâ following Vinicius Jr incident The Independent —
Union of European Football Associations
International governing body for association football in Europe
The Union of European Football Associations is the governing body of football in Europe, uniting 55 national associations and overseeing the promotion, regulation and development of the sport across the continent. It runs many of the worldâs leading football competitions, such as the Champions League, the Women's Champions League, the European Championship and the Women's European Championship, and reinvests 97.5% of its net revenue back into the game to ensure long-term sustainability and growth.
Also known as...
Union des Associations EuropĂ©ennes de Football, Vereinigung EuropĂ€ischer FuĂballverbĂ€nde, Union des Associations Europeennes de Football, Union Europea de Asociaciones de Futbol, and UEFA