Bury FC says it will face "no further sanctions" after violence and disorder broke out among fans at the club's play-off final.

Governing body, the Manchester FA, charged the Shakers following the club's North West Counties Premier Division play-off final match away at Wythenshawe Town's Ericstan Park Stadium on Saturday, May 4.  

Wythenshawe Town won the tie after a penalty shootout.

Following the match, footage emerged on social media of fans fighting which led to a police appeal.

The club was charged with failing to ensure its spectators conducted themselves in an orderly fashion with four specific incidents of misconduct, including a pitch invasion, throwing plastic cups of liquid on the pitch, use pyrotechnics and fighting. 

But on Tuesday the club said it was "pleased" to report it will face "no further sanctions".

But it added that a suspended sentence put in place last year "remains a concern for us, and it does not expire until the end of September".

The commission which investigated the incidents at the match in May took into consideration the action the club made before kick-off to help prevent any problems. 

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A Bury FC spokesperson said: "The club provided evidence of the significant efforts made in advance of the game to mitigate any crowd problems, and the firm and decisive action taken subsequently.

"This included engagement with opponents, local police and relevant footballing authorities in advance of the game, and the investigations and sanctions imposed on the supporters whose behaviour brought the charges against the club.

"Ground regulations and sanctions are posted around the ground outside turnstiles and available online by clicking the linked text.

"The commission urged us to continue with these efforts into the new season and we will adopt a similar approach to the management of home and away games, accepting we can only advise other clubs as we are not the ultimate decision makers for their home fixtures."