Spartak Trnava paid €54,650 in disciplinary fines during the 2025/26 season.
Spartak Trnava paid more in disciplinary fines than any other club in Slovakia's top football division last season, according to figures published by the Slovak Football Association (SFZ).
The club was fined a total of €54,650 during the 2025/26 season, ahead of rivals Slovan Bratislava (€49,550) and newly promoted Tatran Prešov (€26,700), according to MY Trnava.
Spartak received 18 fines during a season in which it played 32 league matches, meaning disciplinary sanctions followed more than half of its fixtures.
Most of the penalties were linked to supporter behaviour, including the use of pyrotechnics and offensive chanting. The club was also fined for misconduct by some of its officials.
