Thursday 14 September 2017 18:33, UK
Liverpool have written to UEFA about the staging of their next Champions League game - away at Spartak Moscow on September 26.
Liverpool will start selling their allocation of 1,145 tickets for the match to their supporters on Friday, although there are now concerns the game could be played behind closed doors.
UEFA have charged Spartak with setting off fireworks and throwing missiles during Wednesday's 1-1 draw in Slovenia.
The case is due to be heard by UEFA's Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body on September 21 - just five days before the game against Liverpool.
