Lens/PSG – Ahead of the LFP verdict, Oughourlian is resigned | OneFootball

As the LFP’s decision on a possible postponement of Lens–Paris Saint-Germain draws near, RC Lens president Joseph Oughourlian is showing a resignation laden with meaning. In a message relayed by L’Équipe after a LinkedIn post, the Lens chairman lets his skepticism about the fairness of the matter show through.

Oughourlian’s remarks do not look like mere posturing, but rather the reaction of a president who sees his club facing a decision that may escape its control. RC Lens had already made known its opposition to moving this fixture, scheduled for April 11, while PSG officially requested the postponement in order to better prepare for its two-legged Champions League quarterfinal against Liverpool.

By appearing almost resigned even before the case goes before the League’s board of directors, the Lens chief is above all highlighting a broader unease: that of a league in which the notion of fairness seems to waver as soon as a European giant enters the equation. At heart, his message sounds less like an attack than a call for consistency.

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