The disciplinary committee of the LFP had work on Wednesday evening.
While PSG faced Metz, at the Parc des Princes, another match was taking place before the disciplinary body.
A sort of extension of the Classic against Marseille, from last Sunday whose final whistle is still far from being given.
Since the end of the match, the controversy has continued to swell around the altercation between Neymar and Alvaro Gonzalez.
Le Parisien denounces an insult of a racist nature - "mono", monkey in Spanish - from the Marseillais.
But if each camp has been seeking since Monday morning to defend its player, the League has not decided this Wednesday.
As expected, she decided to place the file of this incident for investigation.
"The commission has a certain number of elements which must be submitted to the adversarial proceedings in order to shed light on what was said and heard and draw all the consequences" indicated its chairman Sébastien Deneux.
Two firm matches also for Paredes
On the other hand, the decisions expected on the five expelled players, the three Parisians Neymar, Paredes and Kurzawa, and the Marseillais Benedetto and Amavi, fell around 10 p.m.
The commission thus imposed two firm matches and one suspended sentence on Neymar, two firm matches and one suspended sentence on Paredes who was seated next to his friend in the Park stand on Wednesday, six firm matches in Kurzawa, one match in Benedetto and three firm matches at Amavi.
The decision regarding Neymar was the most anticipated.
Because his gesture, a punch on the back of Alvaro's neck, was the conclusion of the dispute that opposed the two men all evening.
"He's a racist that's why I hit him," the Brazilian had also launched to the assistant referee when joining the locker room after his expulsion after extra time.
The Di Maria case remains to be decided
This Tuesday, a tweet, broadcast in particular by a supporter of OM and using the images of the Spanish television channel "Gol", however, ignited the debates.
According to Spanish journalists, we would hear Neymar utter a homophobic insult against the Marseillais.
José Rodri, the agent of Alvaro Gonzalez on the antennas of the Spanish radio Onda Cero, himself assured that his player had "even had homophobic and pejorative expressions against him".
Ultimately, the Parisian could be sanctioned if these words too were proven in the long term.
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The case of Angel Di Maria whose spitting on Alvaro Gonzalez is at the origin of the incident with Neymar will also remain to be decided.
It was then that he called for the VAR to denounce the gesture of the Parisian milieu that the Marseillais had clung with the Brazilian.
Di Maria was summoned for September 23 for this spitting.
