Rhian Brewster and Oli McBurnie have been charged after a police examination concerning episodes during Sheffield United's Championship play-off semi-last misfortune to Nottingham Forest.
The Blades said they were "disheartened" to gain proficiency with the pair face horrendous act following a request by Nottinghamshire Police.
The charges connect with the club's play-off semi-last second leg at the City Ground on May 17.
Home fans then attacked the contribute festivity, during which Blades captain Billy Sharp was attacked. A man was imprisoned for a long time subsequent to conceding to attacking Sharp.
McBurnie was videoed supposedly stepping on a fan on the ground after the subsequent leg last month.
Woodland, who proceeded to procure advancement to the Premier League, won 3-2 on punishments after the tie finished 3-3 on total.
A Sheff Utd explanation on Thursday said: "Sheffield United Football Club is disheartened to discover that Rhian Brewster and Oli McBurnie have been charged following the episodes that occurred at the EFL Championship play-off semi-last second leg against Nottingham Forest the month before.
"The two players willfully participated in interviews with Nottinghamshire Police in the fallout of the apparatus which saw their partner, Billy Sharp, the casualty of attack in the confusion which followed the last whistle.
Heckingbottom needs harder measures on swarm jumble
"Brewster and McBurnie arduously deny the charges brought against them. Furthermore, football supervisor Paul Heckingbottom, who composed letters to the League Managers' Association, the Professional Footballers' Association, the EFL and FA following various pitch attacks last month - including one including Crystal Palace chief Patrick Vieira - is proceeding with conversations with key partners in a bid to all the more likely safeguard players and staff in their work environment."
Edges manager Heckingbottom approached the game's specialists to get harder on swarm jumble.
"You're in a position of work and you're getting went after. It can't work out and it wouldn't occur elsewhere," he said.
"You take a gander at the NHS, that's what things like, there's totally no capacity to bear any kind of actual terrorizing at any rate.
"We can't acknowledge it, we can't simply say 'definitely, that occurs in football'. Anyway solid we should be to ensure it doesn't reoccur, we should serious areas of strength for be."
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