While the French government decided on Monday to toughen up its tone and impose new health measures and recommendations to stem the fifth wave of Covid-19, and that the American authorities are placing France at maximum risk, Belgian supporters will be able despite everything to show up in numbers this Tuesday evening, at the Parc des Princes, for the Champions League match between PSG and Bruges.
If in Germany, the authorities have put forward "the rapid deterioration of the health context in France as in Europe" to prohibit the Lille supporters from traveling to Wolfsburg, this Wednesday, it will not be the case this Tuesday in Paris, nor in Lyon , Thursday, where nearly 2,000 Scots are expected at Groupama Stadium to support Glasgow Rangers in the Europa League.
However, a health pass is still required to access the Parc des Princes.
In terms of security, the public authorities have planned to take charge of the buses of Bruges supporters from the Chamant-Senlis (Oise) tollbooth.
Members not linked to the official trip will be particularly monitored by the police who fear clashes between Parisians and Bruges hooligans as was the case two years ago when the two clubs had already met in the group stage. of the competition.
If Paris is already guaranteed to finish in second place in the group, the Bruges team of former Parisian Stanley Nsoki still hopes to qualify for the Europa League at the expense of Leipzig, which receives Manchester City.
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This match is the last at the Parc des Princes before the closure for two matches of the Auteuil stand, where the Parisian Ultras meet, as decided by the disciplinary committee following the use of numerous smoke bombs for the 30 years. of the Virage.
