Spartak Moscow in hot water with UEFA over banners, chants and fireworks during Champions League clash against Liverpool
Fans of the Russian side displayed a banner that read 'UEFA Mafia' during the 1-1 draw against the Reds in the Group E Champions League clash at the Otkritie Arena
SPARTAK MOSCOW have found themselves in trouble with UEFA yet again after incidents during Tuesday's 1-1 draw with Liverpool in the Champions League.
Fans let off smoke bombs and fireworks at the Otkritie Arena and displayed illicit banners that read 'UEFA Mafia', while also blocking stairways and singing provocative chants.
The Russian club are already in hot water with Europe's governing body for their supporters actions against Maribor two weeks ago.
While police also fought with the Moscow faithful against Maribor.
Massimo Carrera's side have already had their away tickets allocated for the away match against Sevilla stripped.
And they have found themselves facing more punishment from UEFA for fan behaviour against the Reds.
A huge banner read "Win or Die" behind one goal, though thankfully there was not any violence between both sets of supporters.
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UEFA's control, ethics and disciplinary body will decide on October 19 if Spartak will face any action.
Jurgen Klopp's side returned from Russia with a point, after Philippe Coutinho equalised for Liverpool.
Spartak have drawn their opening two Champions LEague matches 1-1 and sit third in the group.