Heerenveen on May 10. the Supporters Are Held Responsible for the Incidents, Which Led to the Match Being Permanently Abandoned Shortly

The bans were issued for offenses including the use of violence, throwing objects and liquids, throwing illegal fireworks onto the field, and general misconduct, according to Omroep Brabant. Earlier, it was announced that the KNVB also fined the club from Breda €10,000 for the behavior of its own fans. Notably, the football association has refrained from imposing a heavier penalty, such as playing a home match behind closed doors.

However, the KNVB took into account that NAC immediately took measures after the match, including issuing local stadium bans to several rioters. Around the match, eleven people were arrested. "May 10 was a day that no one at NAC wants to experience again, said NAC director Remco Oversier.

"Fortunately, more than 20,000 supporters immediately turned their backs on this small group. The match on May 10 was highly charged because NAC was fighting to stay in the Eredivisie. The club from Breda needed to win and hope that Telstar and Volendam would drop points.