Two Spain stars are at risk of being hit with a ban.
But the celebrations were marred by some players chanting about Gibraltar, which is an enclave at Spain 's southern tip that has been under British rule since the 18th century.The EFA Ethics and Disciplinary Inspector has been appointed to review a potential breach of the UEFA Disciplinary Regulations by Rodri and Morata.
It added: "This is a totally unnecessary mixing of sporting success with discriminatory political statements that are hugely offensive to Gibraltarians."
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