songs deemed homophobic examined by the FFF disciplinary committee

According to our information, the chants deemed homophobic at the Vélodrome stadium during the round of 16 of the Coupe de France, OM-Lille, will be studied next Thursday by the FFF disciplinary committee.

Busy schedule for the FFF disciplinary committee in a week. The 16th final of the Coupe de France between Olympique de Marseille and Lille (1-1, 3 tab to 4) will occupy a good place in today's program, Thursday January 30 in Paris. The OM football director, Medhi Benatia, and the president of Losc, Olivier Létang, suspended as a precautionary measure after the stormy end of the match, are summoned.

OM is subject to a suspended match behind closed doors

According to our information, the commission will also examine the songs deemed homophobic heard that evening at the Vélodrome and which had forced the delegates and the referee Clément Turpin to ask the speaker to launch an appeal to the public to stop these songs under penalty of a end of the meeting. The report does not specify the nature of the incriminated songs. The singing stopped immediately.

As a reminder, the Vélodrome received a suspended match behind closed doors after the projectile received by a DAZN journalist during the Ligue 1 match, OM-Auxerre (1-3). Nothing indicates at the moment that there is a risk that this reprieve will be revoked but the Marseille club will prepare its defense also on this issue.