The supporters were identified and informed about the sanction after FC Utrecht, in cooperation with the KNVB, reviewed footage of the incident. The investigation is not yet complete, with the club stating that they are carefully examining the roles and actions of the people in the footage. This is to identify and potentially sanction other individuals involved in the misbehaviour.
The match against Go Ahead Eagles was abandoned due to supporters of FC Utrecht throwing fireworks and cups onto the pitch. The KNVB can impose a national stadium ban on the supporters if they deem the evidence sufficient. The remaining 26 minutes of the match were played last week, with FC Utrecht coming back from a 1-3 deficit to draw 3-3.
The outcome of the investigation and any potential national stadium ban will be determined by the KNVB based on the evidence.