Amiens hit with stand closure after chants against Bartouche-Selbonne, Lorient and Lille also punished | OneFootball

According to L'Équipe, the LFP disciplinary commission has sanctioned Amiens, Lorient and Lille over supporter behaviour, with Amiens the most affected after discriminatory chanting aimed at Guingamp’s Teddy Bartouche-Selbonne.

The panel met on Wednesday, issuing measures that close sections of the clubs’ stadiums.

In Ligue 2, the Amiens SC v EA Guingamp fixture on the 15th matchday brought a significant penalty. After investigation, discriminatory verbal expressions towards Bartouche-Selbonne were established. Amiens receive a one-point deduction, suspended, and the North Stand at Stade Crédit Agricole la Licorne is closed for two matches, effective immediately.

In Ligue 1, Lorient are punished following their match with Olympique Lyonnais. Pyrotechnics caused two stoppages, resulting in a four-match partial closure of the South Stand at Stade du Moustoir, including one match by revocation of a prior suspended sanction.

LOSC are also sanctioned after facing Olympique de Marseille. Offences include pyrotechnics, objects thrown and verbal expressions. The North Stand at Stade Pierre-Mauroy - Decathlon Arena faces a partial closure for one match, with a further match suspended.

Source: L'Équipe