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UEFA opens disciplinary proceedings against Liverpool & Roma

After disturbances outside Anfield ahead of last month's Champions League semi-final, UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings.

Published : May 22, 2018 22:42 IST

UEFA has announced disciplinary proceedings have been opened against Liverpool and Roma following the Champions League semi-final between the clubs.

Trouble erupted outside Anfield minutes before kick-off in the first leg of the tie on April 24, with Liverpool fan Sean Cox left in a critical condition following the incident.

UEFA confirmed on Tuesday disciplinary proceedings have been opened against both clubs in connection with clashes between supporters.

Liverpool are additionally under investigation for the throwing of objects and setting off of fireworks during the game.

This case will be dealt with by the UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body on May 31.

Jurgen Klopp's Reds face holders Real Madrid in the Champions League final on Saturday in Kiev, having progressed 7-6 on aggregate against Roma.

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