The government denounces the homophobic chants heard in the stands of the Park

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By: Manu Tournoux

PSG swept OM on Sunday evening at the Parc des Princes. A dream evening for the capital club which did not fail to exult in the stands… Yes but now, an emerging controversy appears at a time when several observers were able to hear homophobic chants at the end of the match. Asked about this subject, Luis Enrique seemed sorry for the situation at a press conference. For her part, Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, Minister of Sports, firmly denounced this behavior, also promising disciplinary and legal sanctions.

“It is unthinkable to remain deaf to such hateful and homophobic chants in our stands. Whatever the rivalry and the stakes, they must be fought relentlessly by the supporters, the players in the competition, the authorities and the public authorities. Yesterday, these songs spoiled the party at the Park. It is urgent to eradicate them from our stadiums. I made sure last night that a firm response was provided. The LFP disciplinary committee has now been contacted. I invite PSG to file a complaint to identify the perpetrators and bring them to justice, so that they are removed from the stadiums. Thanks to the system that we proposed and had adopted in the law of May 19 with Eric Dupond-Moretti, once the courts are brought to justice, stadium bans for facts of such seriousness will become systematic. Our message is clear: absolute firmness against the unacceptable. And the common fight of all stakeholders will intensify”assured AOC on its social networks.

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