Motherwell have been fined almost £17,000 by UEFA after incidents in their early Conference League qualifying ties.
The Fir Park club was fined €4,000, just under £3,500, after UEFA found public passageways had been blocked during the match against Havnar Boltfelag.
UEFA also issued a warning over the scoreboard following the same fixture.
A further €15,000 fine, worth almost £13,000, was imposed after UEFA ruled there had been an effective invasion of the field of play during the away match against HJK Helsinki.
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Motherwell supporters entered the pitch after Tawana Maswanhise scored from the penalty spot to put the Scottish side ahead in Helsinki.
The match ended in a draw, but Motherwell progressed after winning the second leg 2-0 at Fir Park.
Motherwell are now facing Freiburg in their attempt to reach the Conference League league phase.
However, the Bundesliga side claimed a 3-1 comeback victory in the first leg.
