Union Saint-Gilloise's general director Philippe Bormans acknowledged that emotions were high among the Belgian players after the match. He stated that many players were frustrated with the referee's handling of the game, but also acknowledged the need for players to keep their emotions in check.

The UEFA has launched an investigation into the incident, assessing the official reports from Tuesday's matches. The governing body has refused to comment further on the matter. FK Bodø/Glimt has referred to the UEFA's report, without making any additional statements. The Norwegian team will now face NEC in the Champions League play-off.