After the incidents against Cologne at the Allianz Riviera on Thursday (1-1), Aiglons fans will not be able to cheer on their team against Ajaccio at the François-Coty stadium on Sunday (3 p.m.), on the occasion of the seventh day of the League 1. Indeed, in a press release published on Friday evening, the prefecture of Corse-du-Sud specifies that by order of the Ministry of the Interior, "the individual or collective movement, by any means" of supporters of OGC Nice will be prohibited between the Alpes-Maritimes and the island all day Sunday.
She also announces that this decision follows the “numerous disturbances to public order following the violent behavior of certain supporters of the two clubs”, which took place recently.
Travel ban for Nice supporters for the Ajaccio-Nice match on Sunday September 11, 2022@prefet06 pic.twitter.com/VeJeJ3H7c7
– Prefect of Corsica, prefect of Corse-du-Sud (@Prefet2A) September 9, 2022
Incidents between fans on both sides
Indeed, on Thursday, clashes between supporters took place in the bays of the Allianz Riviera during the Europa League meeting between Nice and Cologne, leaving 32 injured.
UEFA has also opened disciplinary proceedings against the clubs.
On the Corsican side, fights took place at the airport between Ajaccio and Lorient supporters, after the meeting between the two teams, according to France 3 viastella.
The Ajaccio prosecutor's office has also opened an investigation for "acts of violence in meetings".