Europe's top football body (UEFA) dropped charges against Turkish giants Besiktas after they were missed because of a cat who entered the field in the second leg of the Champions League last 16.
The incident took place on Thursday (15/3) early morning yesterday when Vodafone Arena greeted German giants Bayern Munich, with the cat menyonong arbitrarily when the opposition stronghold led 2-1 shortly after the break.
UEFA also dropped charges against Besiktas over the incident because in the rules it is not allowed any animals entering the field, and they have the potential to get further punishment because there are a number of objects thrown from the stands.
Before this Besiktas also get a penalty from UEFA, precisely in April last year, it was after their supporters do misfortune in the Europa League game against Olympique Lyon which then make the club give a ban to support the team at the headquarters of the opponent.
The indictment charged to Besiktas will be discussed by the UEFA Discipline, Ethics and Control Board, and this also complements the suffering of those who have fallen from the Champions League on 8-1 aggregate.
Cats are now Britain's favourite pet: there are 7.7 million cats as opposed to 6.6 million dogs.
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