And presto, one more travel ban in Ligue 1… The very likely title match for PSG (a draw is enough for him), Saturday evening at the Parc des Princes against Lens, will be played without the Sang et Or fans.
According to a decree from the Ministry of the Interior published on Friday, "relations between RC Lens and PSG supporters have been marked by animosity since the deployment on March 29, 2008, at the Stade de France, of a banner offensive to the regard to the inhabitants of the north of France".
On this day of the final of the late Coupe de la Ligue, Parisian fans had unveiled the famous message "Pedophiles, unemployed, consanguineous: welcome to the Ch'tis".
#Rediff RC Lens fans asked to come dressed in civilian clothes for the derby in Lille https://t.co/5AEeFuwBAi
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Listing a series of incidents since between the supporters of the two clubs, the last of which on May 1, 2021, the ministry decided that "the individual or collective displacement, by any means, of any person claiming to be a Racing Club supporter de Lens or behaving as such is prohibited between the communes of the department of Pas-de-Calais, on the one hand, and the communes of the region of Ile-de-France, on the other hand".
Between the revolt of the ultras of PSG and the absence of those of Lens, the party around the tenth title of champion of France promises to be special.
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