Wednesday evening, the Parisians were there in the stands to witness Paris Saint-Germain’s big victory against AC Milan (3-0), on behalf of the 3rd day of the Champions League. Before kick-off, the ultras distinguished themselves by deploying a magnificent tifo in tribute to the French actor Jean-Paul Belmondo, one of the founding fathers of the capital club and who died in 2021 at the age of 88 years. On the other hand, Ile-de-France fans used pyrotechnic devices in the stands during the match.
As a result, the reigning French champion is exposed to new sanctions from UEFA for “use of pyrotechnic devices”. According to the regulations of the governing body of European football, PSG risks a fine of 500 euros per smoke bomb lit. However, RMC Sport indicates that the sanction could be heavier than a simple fine to the extent that banners of a political nature were also deployed by the Collectif Ultras Paris (CUP) in the Auteuil stand in support of Palestine, a practice strictly prohibited by the ‘UEFA…
