UEFA bans Azerbaijani club Turan Tovuz from competing in the next UEFA Europa/Conference League season after a match-fixing case. All outlets report that UEFA issued a disciplinary decision barring the club due to its historical involvement in match-fixing. Following the ruling, Turan Tovuz says it plans to challenge UEFA’s verdict. The Athletic and The Independent both report that the club intends to appeal UEFA’s decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). Inside World Football also describes the ban as applying to the next season’s Conference League and frames it as part of UEFA’s response to match-fixing allegations or findings involving the club. The sources do not provide additional specifics in the supplied excerpts about the underlying incidents, evidence, or the length of the ban beyond UEFA’s action for the upcoming competition. No other clubs or officials are identified in the provided text. The dispute therefore centers on UEFA’s disciplinary measure and Turan Tovuz’s stated intention to seek review through CAS.