The Confederation of African Football (CAF) Disciplinary Committee will meet via video conference today to review incidents recorded during the first-leg encounter between Rangers International and MC Alger in the second preliminary round of the CAF Champions League played in Abeokuta, Ogun State.

CAF has received video footage of the incidents, which will be examined by the committee as part of its investigation into the events surrounding the match.

Both clubs will have the opportunity to respond to questions during the proceedings before the committee reaches a decision.

The review follows concerns over security and the incidents reported during the first leg in Nigeria, prompting the continental football governing body to examine the available evidence.

The committee is expected to determine whether any disciplinary measures are necessary in accordance with CAF regulations.

The proceedings come as attention remains focused on the two-legged contest, with CAF seeking to establish the circumstances surrounding the reported incidents and determine any appropriate sanctions.