The National Division for the Fight against Hooliganism (DNLH) has ruled: PSV Eindhoven supporters will not be authorized to travel to the French capital on Tuesday October 22 for the Champions League match between PSG and PSV, as reported by BFM TV.
“They had turned the city upside down”
In question? The incidents which marred the meeting between Lens and the Batavian club last season (October 24, 2023), in the group stage of the Champions League. “They literally turned the city upside down, it was crazy to see. And some had clearly only come for that,” Lensois supporters explained to Le Télégramme a few months later (March 9, 2024), during the Ligue 1 match between the Sang et Or and Stade Brestois. A meeting marked by the historic mobilization of Finistère supporters but which took place in a perfectly relaxed climate.
If, for the moment and as confirmed by the Brest club, no decision has been taken concerning the arrival in Brittany of Dutch supporters, on December 10 in Guingamp as part of the 6th day of the Champions League between SB29 and PSV, and there is no history between the two clubs, a new ban cannot therefore be ruled out. In any case, if we trust what the travel ban in Paris is based on.
