Homophobic songs: PSG ultras respond to the controversy

Published: October 1, 2023

By: Nicolas Gerbault

After the controversy sparked during the Classic, the Parisian ultras sent a message during the D1 Arkema clash between PSG and OL.

Following the controversy over homophobic chants sung in the aisles of the Parc des Princes during the Classic won by PSG against OM (4-0) last Sunday, the Collectif Ultras Paris (CUP) wanted to pass a message.

During the D1 Arkema poster between PSG and OL, the Parisian ultras displayed a banner which read: “Paris against discrimination and recovery. »

The Psg ultras have a message (during the D1F match #PSGOL) “Paris against discrimination and recovery” via @bruno_salomon #fbsport pic.twitter.com/2GradjkMFC

— France Bleu Paris (@francebleuparis) October 1, 2023

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Nicolas Gerbault

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