The Romanian and Kosovan football federations face disciplinary proceedings from Uefa after the Nations League match in Bucharest was abandoned.

Romania’s soccer federation has expressed its disappointment at what it calls “premeditated” behavior by Kosovo's team in Friday night’s abandoned match in the Nations League.

The Football Federation of Kosovo (FFK) said it had repeatedly warned European soccer's governing body UEFA about potential provocation from Romania fans ahead of Friday's Nations League match, which was abandoned when Kosovo's players walked off.

The Nations League match between these two sides in Bucharest on Friday witnessed plenty of crowd trouble and was ultimately abandoned, unlike the France-Israel game in Paris that was met with massive protests but ultimately ended in a goalless draw.

Romania’s home match against Kosovo in the Nations League was abandoned after the away team refused to complete the fixture following chants from the home fans. Friday’s match in Bucharest was goalless in second-half stoppage time as the Kosovo players walked off the pitch and did not return.

A Nations League match between Romania and Kosovo in Bucharest was abandoned in stoppage time on Friday after the visiting players walked off the field when they heard pro-Serbia chanting from the home fans.

The UEFA Nations League match between Romania and Kosovo was suspended in stoppage time with the score 0-0 in Bucharest on Friday.

There was reportedly pro-Serbia chanting from the home fans, a claim Romania denied. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Five Serie A players and another from Serie B were involved in the controversial Nations League match between Romania and Kosovo, which ended in suspension on Friday night. Five S

Kosovo players walk off the pitch resulting in a suspended Nations League match against Romania ► Subscribe to Sky Sports News: ► Watch Sky Sports: Romania's Group C2 match against Kosovo in Bucharest was suspended in stoppage time with the score at 0-0 and later abandoned,