Feyenoord charged over racist behaviour, missiles


Feyenoord fans react as AS Roma players celebrate their goal against Feyenoord during their Europa League round of 32 second leg soccer match at the Kuip stadium in Rotterdam February 26, 2015. REUTERS/Michael Kooren

BERNE (Reuters) - Feyenoord have been charged with racist behaviour and throwing of objects by their fans after last week's turbulent Europa League tie against AS Roma was interrupted, UEFA said on Monday.

The Dutch club will also face disciplinary proceedings over insufficient organisation, including blocked stairways, during the round of 32 second-leg tie which Roma won 2-1.

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