The disciplinary committee will rule today on the incidents at Nantes-Le Havre (0-2). A new element attenuates the desire to fight of the ultras of the Loire Brigade.
As explained earlier today, the disciplinary committee will look into the attempted invasion of the pitch by the Loire Brigade on Sunday, at the end of the match between FC Nantes and Le Havre (0-2). The facts are serious enough for the Ministry of the Interior to consider dissolving the ultra group. This should encourage the commission to strike hard, undoubtedly with a closed session for one or more matches. Knowing that the next one is the derby against Stade Rennais, L'Equipe estimated the shortfall from such a measure at one million euros for FC Nantes. But there may still be a way to avoid the worst…
The ultras were ultimately unarmed?
In today's edition, Ouest France devotes an article to the private company that provided security at La Beaujoire on Sunday. Those who were taken for CRS trying to repel the Nantes ultras were in fact employees of this company. We can read in the article that there were “no clashes, no injuries. And the iron bars that some thought they saw in the hands of Nantes supporters were in reality plastic poles! “.
If the attempted invasion is serious enough to be sanctioned, the fact that there were no clashes and that the ultras were not armed is very positive. This could encourage the disciplinary committee to declare a partial closed session rather than a total one.
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