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The Ligue 1 match between PSG and Lyon was delayed due to scuffles in the stands. Offensive chants were sung at the Auteuil corner of the parc des Princes and, in particular, at the Collectif ultras Paris (CUP) on sunday night against Lyonnais during the final match of the 15th matchday PSG-OL, which was postponed for a few minutes. in the second half.
at the end of the first half, offensive chants from Lyonnais came for a few seconds at Auteuil’s corner, which forced the stadium announcers to speak: “Please stop sending offensive messages (…), or the game could stop,” he declared. into the microphone.
There was another chant in the second half, this time for at least five minutes, which stopped the game for a few minutes.In the 54th minute, Achraf Hakimi, the Sunday afternoon captain, went towards the bottom of the stands to ask for an end to the abusive chants.
The game resumed a few minutes later, when the announcer again read a message displayed on the big screen: “Offensive chants are prohibited. The game could be stopped or lost.”
At the end of October, the disciplinary committee of the LFP sanctioned the capital club after homophobic chants were sung for about ten minutes by fans of the Paris Ultras Collective against Marseille during a reception in Strasbourg on october 19, eight days before the party. Clásico” won (3-0) by PSG at the Vélodrome.
uil stand for a game, which was left partially empty during the visit
– How can football clubs effectively implement policies to address discriminatory behavior among fans?
Interview with Sports Culture Expert Dr. Emily Carter on Recent Ligue 1 Fan Incidents
Time.news Editor: Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Carter. Recent events during the PSG vs. Lyon match have brought fan behavior in football back into the spotlight. Can you give us an overview of what happened during this match?
Dr. Emily Carter: Absolutely. The match saw delays due to scuffles in the stands and offensive chants from both PSG and Lyon fans. Notably, there were chants from the auteuil corner directed against Lyon supporters, prompting stadium announcements urging fans to cease such behaviors. The situation escalated to the point were players, including PSG’s captain Achraf hakimi, appealed to the fans to stop the abusive chants.
Time.news Editor: It seems that fan behavior is affecting match integrity. How do these incidents reflect broader issues within football culture in France?
Dr. Emily Carter: These incidents certainly underscore a troubling trend in football culture, especially in Ligue 1. The use of offensive chants, including homophobic slurs, has been on the rise and reflects a deeper societal issue. It highlights a need for clubs and governing bodies to take stronger action against such behavior, not only to maintain the integrity of the game but to foster a safer environment for all fans.
Time.news Editor: Following the disciplinary actions taken against PSG for previous homophobic chants, what can we expect in terms of governance in football?
Dr. Emily Carter: The League’s disciplinary committee has shown a willingness to impose sanctions for inappropriate fan behavior, which is a step in the right direction. However, ongoing education about respect and inclusivity is crucial. Clubs need to create and enforce stricter policies around fan behavior, and there must be a collaborative effort from both clubs and local authorities to tackle these issues effectively.
Time.news Editor: From your perspective,what practical steps can clubs take to prevent such incidents moving forward?
Dr. Emily Carter: Clubs should invest in comprehensive fan education programs that emphasize respect and the impact of discriminatory behavior. Encouraging positive behaviors through dedicated campaigns can help shift the culture. Moreover, employing a dedicated security team trained to identify and respond to abusive behavior quickly is essential.Regular interaction with fan groups to foster a sense of duty will also help in curbing these incidents.
Time.news Editor: How can fans contribute to improving the atmosphere at matches?
Dr. Emily Carter: Fans play a vital role. They should hold each other accountable and speak out against offensive behavior, creating an environment where respect is paramount. Moreover, supporters can participate in club-led initiatives that promote positive chants and celebrations, enhancing the overall matchday experience while discouraging harmful behavior.
Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. Carter, for your insights. It’s clear that while the incidents at the PSG vs. Lyon match are troubling, they also present an chance for clubs, fans, and governing bodies to address these issues head-on.
Dr. Emily Carter: Thank you for having me. It’s critically important that we continue this conversation to foster a football culture that is inclusive and enjoyable for everyone involved.