PSG was angry on Tuesday, Nantes. Seven days before the Champions League shock against Arsenal, the capital's club has nevertheless preserved the essentials thanks to its draw (1-1) won at Beaujoire. This sharing of points has indeed maintained their beautiful series.
In addition to preserving their invincibility this season with a 30e Match without defeat which brings them closer to two units of the unforgettable record established by FC Nantes in 1995, the Parisians chained a 39e Row match outside without losing-with 30 wins and nine draws-, establishing the longest series of invincibility outside in the history of the five major European championships by surpassing the 38 matches without defeat of AC Milan version 1991-1993.
But if the Parisians had bad, it was because of the banners deployed by the Nantes supporters to deplore the postponement of the match and the supposed omnipotence of PSG against the League. “Match quirky = the LFP still sets in front of PSG. And we take a sacred doha in the ass! », Could we read on one of them in reference to the decision of the League to reprogram this meeting of the 29th day to allow the club of the capital to better prepare the return match of the quarter-finals of the Champions League against Aston Villa.
PSG denounces a “Unacceptable amalgam”
And this banner was embellished with equally abusive songs targeting in particular Nasser Al-KhelaĂŻfi, the president of PSG. Enough to react the capital's club, which did not hesitate to publish a press release to castigate these overflows and regret a “Unacceptable amalgam” .
“Paris Saint-Germain condemns with the greatest firmness the insulting and discriminatory messages and songs that were noted this April 22 at the Beaujoire stadium on the occasion of the Nantes-Paris Saint-Germain match, wrote PSG. These remarks participate in an unacceptable amalgam, completely foreign to the competitive spirit and the values ​​of sport. Paris Saint-Germain recalls its absolute attachment to respecting people, refusing any form of hatred or stigmatization, and the smooth running of competitions in a serene climate. »»
