The UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body will convene next Thursday to decide what action to take after fireworks and objects were thrown during a match at the Van Roystadion.
An illicit banner was also held up as the Group D encounter, which the home side won 2-0 on Tuesday, was in progress.
Anderlecht also face disciplinary proceedings on December 11 due to stairs being blocked in the senior team's 2-0 Champions League Group D victory on Wednesday.
Objects were also thrown during the home side's victory, which ensured they secured a Europa League place at the expense of the Turkish side.
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