On the side of Paris FC and Olympique Lyonnais, we have remained since the incidents of Friday evening suspended from the consequences that will be given by the disciplinary commission of the French Football Federation.
Responsible for studying and then ruling on the serious events which spoiled the 32nd final of the Coupe de France, arrested Friday after major overflows in the stands of the Charléty stadium (Paris), the FFF will define the first responsibilities in this story on Tuesday , according to RMC Sport.
And not Monday as had initially announced its president, Noël Le Graët.
At the same time, an investigation was also opened on Saturday by the Paris prosecutor's office - and its “stadium” group of the security department of the proximity of the Parisian agglomeration - for willful violence within a sports arena.
The PFC will take its part "in this decisive fight"
Rather than a match postponed to the date of the round of 16, the first weekend of January, we are moving, according to our information, towards a game lost for Olympique Lyonnais.
While this Sunday evening, for the draw for the next round on Eurosport (8:20 p.m.), there will be a ball with the Parisian and Lyon clubs, RMC Sport assures that a sporting decision could be taken at the end of the week. .
“For us, the responsibilities are clearly established.
(…) It is up to the FFF to assume its responsibilities.
But there is no way we will replay this match.
We do not want to suffer sporting damage, ”Pierre Ferracci, president of Paris FC, assured us.
Paris FC-OL incidents: "A job of several years destroyed because of morons", regrets Pierre Ferracci
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While waiting for the consequences of this affair, the PFC communicated this Sunday in the early afternoon of its tranquility.
And does not seem to fear too big penalties, while he risks a suspension from the ground, a reprieve or a heavy fine.
“Paris FC awaits with serenity the decisions of the French Football Federation, on the strength of what it has been doing for several years, both in Charléty and outside, assures the Parisian club on its social networks.
Following these decisions, he will announce strong and targeted legal actions to take his part in this decisive fight for professional and amateur football, which concerns the clubs, the LFP and the FFF, as well as the public authorities.
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