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Footage shows the 36-year-old former Manchester United defender aiming an acrobatic kick at a supporter at the side of the pitch during the warm-up. Evra, who was named as a substitute, was dismissed before kick-off and Marseille started with 11 players. Governing body UEFA has charged Evra with violent conduct. The full-back has been suspended for "at least one game", with UEFAs disciplinary body to decide the case on 10 November. Marseille have also been charged with a field invasion by fans, setting off of fireworks and "acts of damages". French newspaper LEquipe reported Marseille supporters had been jeering Evra for about half an hour while the players prepared for the game, which the French side lost 1-0. The player had gone over to the fans to talk to them, but the situation escalated. French football journalist Julien Laurens said Evra - who regularly posts light-hearted videos on social media - was insulted and also told: "Keep doing your videos, but stop playing football." Marseille said that they had begun an investigation into the incident. "No matter what happens, a professional player must maintain self-control despite provocations and insults, no matter how unjustified they may be", the club said in a statement. Marseille coach Rudi Garcia said after the match: "Pat has experience, and he must not react, its obvious. Patrice is a more than just an experienced player. You cant respond, of course, to insults as bad as they are and as incredible as they might be because they come from one of our supporters. He must learn to keep his cool. Thats all I can say." Garcia also criticised the fan, saying: "Hes not a supporter of Marseille, because you cant insult your own players, you have to be behind all of us." Evra, who won five Premier League titles and the Champions League during eight years at Manchester United, joined Marseille from Juventus in January but has made only two appearances this season.