Champions League: Legia Warsaw charged by Uefa after crowd trouble

Legia Warsaw fans set off fireworks during their loss to Borussia Dortmund

Uefa has charged Legia Warsaw with six offences following crowd trouble in their 6-0 defeat by Borussia Dortmund.

The club apologised on Thursday after a group of fans reportedly used pepper spray on security staff as they tried to break into the away section.

Fireworks were also set off in the stadium and there were allegations of racist chanting, which Legia deny.

Uefa have also charged Dortmund for their fans' use of fireworks in the Champions League tie on Wednesday.

The governing body will hear the case on 28 September.