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Chapecoense: The day football wept

Nacional have been fined $80,000 (£57,500) and their fans banned for three games after some taunted Chapecoense about the plane crash which killed 19 players and staff.

During a Copa Libertadores match in January, some fans of the Uruguayan club made gestures referring to the 2016 crash involving the Brazilian side.

Nacional said the "horrendous" incident brought a "deep sense of shame".

Conmebol, external-link South American football's governing body, banned Nacional fans for their next three continental away games.

"Unfortunately, many sick minds channel their irrationality to sporting scenarios", Nacional said in a statement shortly after the incident on 31 January.

The taunts were made during Nacional's 1-0 first-leg win at Chapecoense in the second stage of Copa Libertadores qualifying.

They won the second leg 1-0 at home on 7 Feb to complete a 2-0 aggregate victory.

Chapecoense were due to play in the final of the Copa Sudamericana when their plane crashed on its approach to Medellin, Colombia, in November 2016, killing 71 people.

Colombian opponents Atletico Nacional asked for Chapecoense to be handed the cup, which was awarded to three surviving players when the team played their first game after the crash.

An investigation found human error was the cause of the disaster.