UEFA to investigate pitch invasion and damage to seats at Celtic Park

UEFA has comfirmed it's opened disciplinary proceedings against Celtic following the pitch invasion by a fan during their game against Paris St Germain in the Champions League.

The Premiership champions have been charged with a count of "field invasion'' and will have their case heard by the UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body on 19 October.

PSG have also been charged after their fans were accused of breaking seats at Celtic Park.

The supporter ran into the pitch during the first half when PSG were holding a 3 - 0 lead and darted towards 18-year-old superstar Kylian Mbappe.

He aimed a fresh-air kick at the former Monaco striker but failed to make contact before being whisked away by stewards.

Celtic have already been fined 11 times in less than six years over fan behaviour issues ranging from pro-IRA chants to fireworks, crowd disturbances and illicit banners.

Manager Brendan Rodgers expressed his frustration with Tuesday night's incident, saying: "The crowd reaction said it all. It is disappointing at any ground that a supporter gets on to the pitch.

"I am sure the club will deal with that. It shouldn't be anything that we should see on a football field. The crowd in their reaction told you everything you need to know.''

Police Scotland have confirmed they made seven arrests at Celtic Park, including a 21-year-old man accused of an alleged pitch incursion and assault.

Four men are expected to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court reports for the other three will be sent to the Procurator Fiscal