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UEFA charges Barcelona with 'throwing of objects' in Champions League clash
UEFA has charged Barcelona after objects were allegedly thrown during their 4-1 victory over Roma in the Champions League on Wednesday.

Barcelona have been charged by UEFA after fans allegedly threw objects during their Champions League victory over Roma at Camp Nou.
Quarter-final win blemished by fans
The Catalan giants have been sanctioned under Article 16 (2) of UEFA's Disciplinary Regulations following Wednesday's 4-1 win.
A UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body will meet on May 31 to rule on the charges.
👋 Good morning, Barça Fans!
— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) 5 April 2018
How many goals did we score last night, @3gerardpique? 😉
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Barca took a commanding lead in the quarter-final tie thanks to own goals from Daniele De Rossi and Kostas Manolas, with Gerard Pique and Luis Suarez completing the win.
Ernesto Valverde's side will travel to Rome for the second leg on Tuesday, Edin Dzeko's away goal having given the Italian club the smallest glimmer of hope. Before the second leg they will welcome Leganés to the Camp Nou in LaLiga.
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