UEFA charges Guardiola over T-shirt statement during press conference
NYON, Switzerland --
Bayern Munich coach Josep Guardiola could be fined by UEFA after he wore a T-shirt to a Champions League news conference that supported a campaign to investigate the death of a journalist at last year's World Cup.
UEFA says its disciplinary panel will judge an ''incident of non-sporting nature'' on May 21.
Guardiola wore the T-shirt Monday ahead of Bayern's quarterfinals, second-leg match against Porto. It supported a campaign to investigate an Argentine sports journalist's death in a road traffic accident in Brazil.
UEFA rules prohibits statements that it judges to be ''political, offensive or provocative.''
UEFA says its disciplinary panel will also consider extending a mandatory one-match stadium ban for Porto coach Julen Lopetegui, who was sent from the dugout near the end of Bayern's 6-1 win on Tuesday.
