It is claimed that this was done with the intention of allowing unticketed fans into the stadium.
Ange Postecoglou's side went on to win the match 2-1 to earn their first trophy in a historic eighth treble.
The charge says Anderson acted aggressively towards police officers and failed to obey their instructions. It is said that Anderson and the others charged at the officers with the intention of allowing unauthorised people into the stadium and commit breach of the peace.A trial was set for October by Sheriff Barry Divers.
Anderson, of the city's Cathcart, was granted bail with a special condition not to attend any football matches at Hampden Park.
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