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UEFA opens disciplinary proceedings against the Albanian and Romanian soccer federations after incidents involving their teams' fans at Euro 2016.

UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Albania and Romania after incidents in Sunday's Euro 2016 match in Lyon.

Romania face action after their fans appeared to set off fireworks and throw objects, while Albania are accused of the same offences in addition to allowing a pitch invasion.

The charges mean that a total of eight of the 24 teams competing in the tournament are the subject of disciplinary probes.

Romania were eliminated on Sunday following their 1-0 defeat, while Albania must wait until Wednesday to find out if they advance as one of the four best third-placed teams.

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