Celtic have been fined just under £10,000 by Uefa following the misbehaviour of both their players and fans during last month's Europa League clash with Inter Milan.
The Hoops have been ordered to pay 8,000 euros (£5,861) after collecting five or more cautions during the 1-0 defeat to the Italians at San Siro.
They were also hit with a further 5,000-euro (£3,663) punishment after travelling supporters set off flares during the Round of 32 fixture, which saw the Scottish champions crash out after a 4-3 aggregate defeat.
Inter have been fined 5,000 euros (£3,663) after UEFA's Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body also found them guilty of breaching rules on flares.
Confirmation of Celtic's firework charge last month came just days after the Parkhead club had been fined 10,000 euros (£7,326) for a similar offence following December's group match against Dynamo Zagreb in Croatia.
The club had appealed for fans to behave at the San Siro but pyrotechnics were evident in the visiting section.
It is the seventh time in little over three years that Celtic have faced UEFA punishment because of incidents involving their fans.
But Ronny Deila's players have also got the club into trouble after being found guilty of ''improper conduct'' after collecting five yellow cards and a red.
Virgil van Dijk was sent off following two bookable offences in the first half, while Craig Gordon, Adam Matthews, Emilio Izaguirre, Nir Bitton and Kris Commons were also booked.
Deila criticised referee Ivan Kruzliak after the game for his decision to send off his Dutch defender while skipper Scott Brown felt the Slovakian referee had been too harsh throughout.
Brown said at the time: ''Football is a man's game. There's always going to be tackles that are a wee bit late due to the pace of the game. These things happen but every single tackle shouldn't be a yellow card.''
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