This Saturday, the Girondins de Bordeaux will play an important match in Saint-Malo in the race for a possible rise to the National. But on the authorities' side, we are wary.
For Bordeaux fans, this Saturday is a big day, since their favorite club is traveling to Brittany where the leader of the N2 awaits them. For this match, Bruno Irles will be deprived of his star scorer, Andy Carroll, who is suspended, but also of the supporters. In agreement with the FFF, it was decided not to allow Bordeaux fans into Saint-Malo, and the Breton leaders have therefore put in place a very special system in order to avoid problems. Even if the current leader of group B of N2 will beat its attendance record, with more than 2,400 spectators present this Saturday, the filtering was very important, as explained by a Saint-Malo leader in West France.
Bordeaux deprived of traveling supporters
In order to avoid the purchase of tickets by Bordeaux supporters, it was decreed not to sell tickets this Saturday at the stadium ticket office, nor were any tickets available online. You had to come in person to the Saint-Malo club headquarters and prove your identity to buy tickets. And to enter the stadium, you will once again have to show your credentials. “ Spectators are asked to favor carpooling and public transportation. But above all, come as early as possible to avoid long queues. You should know that due to the Vigipirate plan, there will be searches and pat-downs at the entrance to the stadium by private security agents. », Warns, in OF, Fabrice Rolland, the general director of US Saint-Malo. It is true that in recent months incidents have taken place between Bordeaux supporters, and other clubs do not want to have to deal with that.
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