Manchester United have been fined by UEFA after being found guilty of two charges around the Villarreal game at Old Trafford.
United beat the La Liga side 2-1 in the Champions League last month with Cristiano Ronaldo firing in a 95th-minute winner in front of the Stretford End.
Ronaldo celebrated in the corner in front of the fans, with a pitch invader also joining in the celebrations, and United were charged for that offence, as well as the throwing of objects at Old Trafford.
They have been fined €3,375 for the throwing of objects and a further €5,000 for the pitch invasion, with all fines to be paid within 90 days.
A UEFA statement confirming the decision read: "To fine Manchester United €3,375 for throwing of objects. To fine Manchester United €5,000 for the invasion of the field of play. The above fines in the total amount of €8,375 must be paid within 90 days of communication of this decision."
United could be in more hot water with UEFA after a pitch invader again managed to get on the Old Trafford playing surface at full-time last night, making a beeline for Ronaldo to try and get his shirt.
United beat Atalanta 3-2 on Wednesday to move top of their Champions League group.
