the FCM appeals after the DNCG decision

An expected decision… and which was more than feared by the Francis-Turcan Stadium (although the latter has not hosted any Ligue 2 matches this season). This Friday, the National Directorate of Management Control (DNCG) of the Professional Football League (LFP) effectively announced the administrative demotion as a precautionary measure of Martigues in National, as well as the supervision of its payroll and a ban on recruitment this winter. Present before the financial policeman of French football, the main shareholder of the club founded in 1921 Lepa Galeb-Roskopp “reaffirmed his direct commitment to FC Martigues and his desire to ensure a stable and lasting future for the club. The club has already started working on the sequel” said the latter.

The Sang et Or have announced that they are appealing this decision, with “the firm conviction that all the necessary guarantees will be provided to the appeal committee”. The Venise Provençale club is bottom of the Ligue 2 championship after thirteen days, with nine small points. Fifteenth place, synonymous with sporting maintenance, is five points behind Thierry Laurey's men. For its entry into the Coupe de France, on the occasion of the seventh round, the FCM travels this Sunday (5 p.m.) to the pitch of FC Allobroges Asafia, resident of Regional 2.