Foxes & QPR charged after brawl
Leicester and QPR have been charged by the Football Association with failing to control their players during a match at the Walkers Stadium on 24 September.
There was a mass brawl during the game, which QPR won, and the clubs have until 12 October to respond to the charge.
Referee Colin Webster showed two red and seven yellow cards during QPR's 2-1 win, with Paul Furlong grabbing the decider just before he was sent off.
There were claims QPR fans were taunted with chants about the London bombings.
Foxes and QPR respond to charges
Queens Park Rangers have admitted a Football Association charge of failing to ensure that their players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion.
However, Leicester have denied the same charge. Both relate to the brawl that took place in Rangers' 2-1 win at the Walkers Stadium on 24 September.
Both clubs requested personal hearings, which are yet to be scheduled.
There were claims that QPR supporters were taunted with chants about the London bombings during the game.
Referee Colin Webster showed two red and seven yellow cards, with Rangers' Paul Furlong grabbing the winner just before he was sent off.
Leicester's Alan Maybury saw red earlier in the game.
