Because of its supporters, Paris Saint-Germain could be sanctioned by UEFA after its victory at the Parc des Princes against AC Milan (3-0) on Wednesday evening.
Heavily beaten in Newcastle three weeks ago (4-1), PSG set the record straight this Wednesday, by inflicting a 3-0 on AC Milan, on the 3rd day of the group stage of the Champions League. All in a Parc des Princes for great evenings.
Indeed, the Collectif Ultras Paris (CUP), gathered in the Virage Auteuil, deployed a magnificent Cifo before kick-off in tribute to Jean-Paul Belmondo, one of the founders of the capital club and who died there at two years old. But what risks causing problems for the French champions is the use of numerous pyrotechnic devices during the game.
PSG doubly sanctioned by UEFA?
From then on, the Rouge et Bleu are exposed to sanctions from UEFA. The regulations of the European body provide for a fine of 500 euros per lit smoke bomb. And there were very many of them…
Sanctions which could go beyond the simple fine, according to RMC Sport. In addition to gear pyrotechnics, the Parisian ultras deployed several banners of a political nature. Which is prohibited and strongly reprimanded by UEFA.
