Visibly unhappy that the insulting chants of Parisian supporters resumed after the interruption in the second half of the PSG-Lyon clash, Laurent Prud’homme, Matthieu Louis-Jean and Daniel Congré, respectively general director, technical director and sports coordinator of OL, left the Parc des Princes basket five minutes before the end of the match.
An eventful PSG-Lyon clash on the pitch and in the stands. Insulting chants were sung by part of the Auteuil corner of the Parc des Princes and in particular by the Collectif ultras Paris (CUP) on Sunday evening against the Lyonnais during the last match of the 15th day. An incident which caused the match to be interrupted for a few minutes in the second half. Despite this interruption and the broadcast of a new message read by the announcer and displayed on the big screen: “Insulting chants are prohibited. The match could be stopped or lost”, the insulting chants continued within the Park. As a result, Laurent Prud’homme, Matthieu Louis-Jean and Daniel Congré, respectively general director, technical director and sports coordinator of OL, left the basket five minutes before the end of the match.
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At the end of the first period, insulting chants were heard from the Lyonnais for a few seconds at the Auteuil corner, forcing the stadium announcer to speak: “Please stop the insulting messages (…), otherwise the match could be stopped “, he declared on the microphone. Others were chanted in the second half, this time for at least five minutes, which led to the match being interrupted for a few minutes. In the 54th minute, Achraf Hakimi, captain on Sunday evening, went to the foot of the stand to ask for an end to the insulting chants.
At the end of October, the capital club was sanctioned by the LFP disciplinary committee after the homophobic chants sung for around ten minutes by supporters of the Collectif Ultras Paris against the Marseillais during the Strasbourg reception on the 19th. October, eight days before the Classic won (3-0) by PSG at the Vélodrome. The club suffered the partial closure for a match of the Auteuil stand, which was partly empty during the visit of Toulouse on November 22.
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