PSV have imposed a 40-year stadium ban on the man who attacked Sevilla goalkeeper Marko Dmitrovic during their Europa League match.

Despite winning 2-0 in the second leg of their knockout round play-off match last month at Philips Stadion after losing 3-0 in Spain, the Eredivisie club was eliminated from the competition.

However, ugly scenes marred the closing stages of the match in Eindhoven when a 20-year-old fan attacked Dmitrovic on the pitch. Dmitrovic then pinned the man before security escorted him away.

The man in question was given a two-month initial prison sentence on March 8 and will receive a one-month extension if he commits another crime.

PSV have now confirmed he will face further long-term punishment for his actions, with a stadium ban stretching until 2063.

"PSV [have] imposed a 40-year-long ban on the individual who invaded the pitch during the Europa League match against Sevilla," the club said in a statement.

"The 40-year-long ban comes on top of a possible fine imposed by UEFA. The pitch invader is currently serving a three-month sentence with one month suspended imposed by the East Brabant District Court.

De man die tijdens PSV - Sevilla FC het veld betrad en de keeper van de Spanjaarden aanviel, is de komende veertig jaar niet welkom in het Philips Stadion.— PSV (@PSV) March 20, 2023

"He is also barred from the area around the stadium for two years."

PSV also revealed the individual had already been serving a ban from the Royal Dutch Football Association (KNVB).

Sevilla secured their place in the quarter-finals of the Europa League last week following a 2-1 aggregate victory over Fenerbahce.

They will face Manchester United in the last eight in April, after the international break.