Wednesday 1 April 2015 12:47, UK
The Football Association of Ireland has been charged by UEFA for the improper conduct of their players during the 1-1 draw with Poland, Sky Sports understands.
Ireland picked up five yellow cards during the European Championship qualifier in Dublin last Sunday.
UEFA has also charged the Polish Football Federation after fans hurled objects, including flares, onto the pitch at the Aviva Stadium.
And the Georgia Football Federation (GFF) has been charged after supporters invaded the pitch and let off fireworks during their 2-0 defeat to Germany.
Georgia’s next qualifying game is against Scotland in September.
And the Scots will find out on May 21 if the qualifier will be played behind closed doors.
GFF president Zviad Sichinava fears UEFA will force him to close the stadium for the September 4 meeting with Gordon Strachan's side, throwing Scottish supporters' travel plans into chaos.
He said: "Delegates from UEFA are already sending reports and unfortunately there will be monetary sanctions.
"Also the next Georgia home game - against Scotland - could be held without spectators."
Scotland sit third in Group D, a point behind leaders Poland.
