OM cries scandal, pressure is unleashed

While OM, notably through the voice of Pablo Longoria, castigated the refereeing last Sunday during the draw against Strasbourg (1-1), the Olympians' next opponent is particularly attentive to the evolution of the situation . Through a press release, OGC Nice called for serenity and arbitration fairness before hosting Marseille.

After being held in check by Strasbourg last weekend (1-1), theABOUT moves on the lawn of theOGC Nice Sunday, at the end of the 19th day of Ligue 1. A sometimes tense derby as it had been in 2021 when Dimitri Payet was the target of a bottle thrown at theAllianz Riviera.

“OGC Nice takes a close look at the latest communications from its future opponent, Olympique de Marseille”

While theABOUT considers itself wronged by the arbitration and made it clear, notably through the voice of its president Pablo Longoria on Sunday, even using the word “ scandal », l’OGC Nice has a close eye on the comments coming from Marseille. This was assured by the Gym in a press release published this Tuesday on its website. THE Eaglets fear that the numerous Marseille protests will have an influence on the refereeing of the meeting between the two teams on Sunday.

“OGC Nice therefore expects the meeting to take place without external influence and in compliance with the laws of the game”

« As the derby at the Allianz Riviera approaches, OGC Nice is paying close attention to the latest communications from its future opponent, Olympique de Marseille. OGC Nice is committed to ensuring that the serenity of next Sunday's debates is not swept away by this media storm regarding the refereeing during the Marseille club's previous meetings. Having been heavily penalized during its trip to Lyon, the Gym does not intend to suffer the consequences again. OGC Nice therefore expects the meeting to take place without external influence and in compliance with the laws of the game. “, indicated theOGC Nice in his press release.