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EFL crack down on invaders

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The LeaguePaper Team
31 July 2022

Bans brought in after unrest
By Tom Blackett

MAYHEM: Nottingham Forest fans celebrate on the pitch after they beat Sheff United in last season’s playoff semi-final
PICTURE: Alamy

THE EFL have joined forces with the FA and Premier League to introduce new measures and stronger sanctions – including club bans - to tackle the increased anti-social and criminal behaviours at games.
They will be implemented across all English football leagues from the start of this season. Backed by the Football Supporters’ Association, they will target activities such as entering the pitch without permissi...

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