PSG/OM – Parc des Princes under league disciplinary review | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain will be summoned on Wednesday, February 18 before the LFP disciplinary commission, following chants and a banner deemed problematic during the Classique against OM at the Parc des Princes. Proceedings have been opened under the “pitch policing” regulations, and the club will have to present its observations, as revealed by L’Equipe.

“PSG will be summoned on Wednesday, February 18 before the disciplinary commission”

“PSG faces possible sanctions”

On the substance, the case is clear: the LFP wants to precisely define the facts observed in the stands during PSG-OM (chants, banner, and the use of pyrotechnic devices mentioned in several reports), before making a decision. As for the stands, it’s a “classic” in the sad sense of the term: the Parc attracts cameras, microphones, and regulatory severity like a magnet, with the recurring impression that PSG is more scrutinized than other clubs whenever the atmosphere overflows.

The essential, very concrete point remains: depending on the conclusions, Paris faces a sanction ranging from a fine to a partial closure of the stands. And here, these are no longer just symbols: these are empty seats, which means real impact. The club knew what it was risking, but the supporters still wanted to see their idea through. This is likely to penalize the team.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.