Paris Saint-Germain obtained a precious 3-2 victory on the pitch at Stade Brestois this Sunday afternoon, on behalf of the 10th day of Ligue 1. The Ile-de-France residents won thanks to a goal from Kylian Mbappé in very end of the game, after a penalty taken out by Bizot. The Bondynois also took the opportunity to tease the Brestois, which went down badly with the Breton public, who did not hesitate to whistle at him.
After the meeting, in front of the camerasAmazon Prime Videothe coach of sixth in the Ligue 1 standings took the opportunity to tackle the Parisians. “It’s a bit ridiculous. I’m not going to name names, but the attitude of certain Parisians was ridiculous. They don’t need to add more, you won the match, that’s very good, well done, congratulations. When you are a high-level player, you have experienced that, outside, you get heckled, fortunately the atmosphere here is friendly and healthy. There are many stages where things could have degenerated. Frankly, there needs to be some reflection on this, there are things you should not do when you are a high level player”explained Éric Roy.
Roy has it bad
At a press conference, he also mentioned this affair and, this time, mentioned Kylian Mbappé. “You can be heckled, that’s normal, he’s the star of this team, but you score two goals, with the match you had… It’s a bit ridiculous, he should be a little higher this side. If we go back 20 years… Today, we are protected in stadiums, 20 years ago in some really hot stadiums… at one point, there are things to do, and others where you have to be above “launched the coach.
Strong words which risk causing controversy in the coming hours, but which demonstrate all the frustration of the Brest coach, as well as his players and the fans of the Breton team. Note that the principal concerned has already responded on his social networks, quoting a tweet from journalist Bertrand Latour: “well of course and I should have even sang with them when they insulted my teammate. Some have really never set foot on a football field, regardless of the level…”. The message got across, from one side to the other.
