Ukrainian championship leaders Dynamo Kyiv could be deducted points after crowd violence marred their 3-0 victory at struggling Naftovyk, a league official said on Monday, according to Reuters.
Fans ripped out seats and hurled flares and smoke bombs on to the field in a match halted three times on Sunday.
"Penalties could be assessed against both clubs, including a deduction of points," Ukrainian Professional Football League (PFL) director Anatoly Popov said in a statement.
"A thorough investigation will be launched to determine who were the instigators. Only after this will a final decision be handed down by the PFL."
No arrests were made but about 50 Dynamo supporters were injured.
Local officials said visiting fans were responsible for the incidents inside the stadium and also later smashed train windows but Dynamo officials said the violence was caused by outsiders, several with their faces covered up.
"Attempts were made to disrupt the match, undertaken by groups having no connection with Dynamo Kyiv. As a result of this outbreak of violence, which police were unable to prevent, true Dynamo fans were injured," the club said on their Web site.
The match was first halted in the 18th minute when a fan ran on to the pitch. Dynamo players tried to persuade spectators to return to their seats but they continued to tear them up and hurl objects on to the field.
Soccer violence is relatively rare in Ukraine as the ex-Soviet state prepares to jointly host Euro 2012 with Poland, although last year`s cup final between Dynamo and Shakhtar Donetsk was disrupted by clashes between fans and riot police.
Dynamo have 61 points from 26 matches, two ahead of rivals Shakhtar who have a game in hand.
