Liverpool could play Champions League match behind closed doors as punishment for Manchester City bus attack
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Liverpool may face the prospect of playing a Champions League clash behind closed doors next season as a result of their fans' disgraceful bus attack on Manchester City.
Reds supporters threw various missiles at the coach containing Pep Guardiola and his stars prior to the quarter-final first leg.
The bus was left with smashed windows and had to be replaced during the course of the game.
Liverpool quickly condemned the attack and Jurgen Klopp apologised to Guardiola on behalf of the club.
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Following the clash, both UEFA and the police launched probes into the unsavoury scenes.
However, no arrests have been made.
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The European football governing body are set to make a decision over what punishment Liverpool will receive on Thursday, according to The Telegraph .
And one of the potential sanctions by UEFA could be playing a group game in next season's Champions League behind closed doors.
Liverpool have already been charged for letting off fireworks and throwing objects inside both Anfield and the Etihad.