Manchester City will find out on Friday if their Champions League tie with CSKA Moscow will be played behind closed doors. CSKA are currently serving a stadium ban after three incidents of racist chanting and violent behaviour.
The Russian champions played their first home match in Group E against Bayern Munich in an empty ground.
European football's governing body will meet to decide whether City's game in Moscow on 21 October will allow fans.
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