UEFA have begun disciplinary proceedings against Unirea Urziceni after crowd trouble marred their Champions League clash with Rangers on Wednesday.
Rangers have already been charged over the improper conduct of their supporters during the 1-1 draw in Bucharest.
But the Romanians are now also under investigation over a "lack of organisation" regarding the entry procedure for spectators.
The governing body's control and disciplinary body will deal with both cases next Thursday, November 12.
Meanwhile, Dinamo Zagreb have lodged a formal appeal against their three-point Europa League deduction following crowd trouble at their game with Timisoara on October 1. No date has yet been confirmed for the appeal hearing.
But the Romanians are now also under investigation over a "lack of organisation" regarding the entry procedure for spectators.
The governing body's control and disciplinary body will deal with both cases next Thursday, November 12.
Meanwhile, Dinamo Zagreb have lodged a formal appeal against their three-point Europa League deduction following crowd trouble at their game with Timisoara on October 1. No date has yet been confirmed for the appeal hearing.
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