PSG permanently ban one group of ultras from the Parc des Princes | OneFootball

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·22 September 2026

PSG permanently ban one group of ultras from the Parc des Princes

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Last season, Paris Saint-Germain’s trip to Angers (a 0-3 win) on Matchday 31 of Ligue 1 was sadly marked by violence between Parisian supporters during the journey. An incident that led the Collectif Ultras Paris to sanction one of its groups, which was banned for the rest of the season. AFP, as relayed by Le Parisien, reports that the Parias Cohortis (80 people) have now been permanently expelled, as they failed to comply with the conditions set by the club.

“The club, which ‘tolerates’ no violence, acknowledged ‘that they did not comply with the sine qua non condition’”

“To regain access to the Auteuil stand and the CUP, the Parias Cohortis had to meet several conditions: exclude their violent members and change their position within the Auteuil stand. But the group did not part ways with its most aggressive supporters, leading PSG to no longer allow it access to the Auteuil stand or the possibility of taking part in away trips, following further discussions and a reassessment of the situation this summer. The club, which ‘tolerates’ no violence, acknowledged ‘that they did not comply with the sine qua non condition that had been set within a specific timeframe,’ according to the source.”

It is a strong decision, but far from an illogical one. The group caused major problems, and that is not acceptable. Football must remain free of violence, obviously. It is a shame that some people are unable to respect this entirely reasonable limit.


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We appreciate having a secure Parc des Princes, with a great atmosphere that has also been established over several years. And even the development of an Ultras group on the Boulogne side as well. All of it while moving forward little by little and remaining very attentive to any possible resurgence of tensions.

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