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Man handed ban over Champions League pitch invasion7 days agoBy Jess Warren,volleyball olympic qualification 2024 live BBC News • PA Media, News agencySharePAYevhenii Lubnenko pleaded guilty at Westminster Magistrates' CourtA 29-year-old man who tried to invade the pitch at the Champions League final at Wembley has been banned from football matches in the UK for three years.Ukranian Yevhenii Lubnenko tried to get on the turf less than three minutes after Saturday's kick-off as part of a "prank" to get about £250,000 from a vlogger, Westminster Magistrates' Court heard.He was wearing a t-shirt bearing the vlogger's name when stewards stopped him.Lubnenko pleaded guilty to going onto the playing area at a football match contrary to Section 4 of the Football (Offences) Act 1991. He was was unable to give the court a UK address and said: "I do not remember, I am here for a few days."The charge said Lubnenko, who had been in custody since the final between Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid, had - without lawful authority or lawful excuse - gone onto an area adjacent to the field of play where spectators were not permitted.During the hearing, he said the challenge had been set up by a Belarusian vlogger, reportedly based in Moscow, who had offered the cash to people who invaded the pitch during the game while wearing a T-shirt with his name on it.'Very sorry'Photographs from the match showed two intruders with the name Mellstroy written in black and white across their chests running onto the field.District Judge Michael Snow told Lubnenko that his behaviour may have affected the players' concentration in what was "one of the most important matches of their career".Lubnenko was also fined £1,000, which was cut to £660 as credit for his guilty plea, along with £85 costs and a £264 witness surcharge.Lubnenko apologised "to everyone in the stadium and the players" saying he was "very sorry".He is set to fly out of the country within days, the court heard.Police made 56 arrests around the game - most of which were for attempts to breach security. Listen to the best of BBC Radio London on Sounds and follow BBC London on Facebook, X and Instagram. Send your story ideas to [email protected] 1938 Tube train vandalised before heritage trip14 mins agoEnglandPride at progress of boy thrown from Tate Modern2 hrs agoLondonMan charged with murder of stabbing victim4 hrs agoMore2 Jun 2024Wembley murals to remain covered by advertsA local resident had launched a petition calling for the artworks to be put on show again.2 Jun 2024London2 Jun 2024Police arrest 56 around Champions League finalMore than 2,000 police officers were on duty for the Champions League final and earlier protests.2 Jun 2024London27 May 2024Force Russia to make peace, Zelensky urges WestMr Zelenksy said there needed to be "tangible coercion of Russia" into peace by Kyiv's allies. 27 May 2024Europe24 May 2024Four injured after clash between Iranian protesters in LondonThe Met Police said one person has been arrested after officers intervened on Friday night.24 May 2024London23 May 2024Further strikes due at school set to become academyStaff are set to walk out over the school being run by a trust after an "inadequate" Ofsted rating.23 May 2024London