A consequent individual sanction that the Lyon leaders will put forward before the CNOSF to obtain the right to welcome spectators against Reims. Arrested “seven minutes” after the facts according to the OL, the culprit was therefore sentenced two days later to six months suspended prison sentence and five years of stadium ban. “I am ready to take a reprieve in terms of a number of points”ĭuring his immediate appearance, on November 23, he still indicated that he was going to see matches for the Lyon club “for twenty years”. “We cannot be judged in the same way, we cannot be victims of a general context”, continues the president of OL, who insists that it is according to him an isolated act “d ‘an individual who is not a supporter of Olympique Lyonnais’. These precedents make the Lyonnais fearful of becoming the first to suffer a strong sanction, for their first stint of the season before the disciplinary committee.
Namely Nice-OM, Lens-Losc, but also Montpellier-OM and OM-PSG, with these encounters invading the ground and / or throwing multiple projectiles, and limited collective sanctions. – PHILIPPE DESMAZES / AFP “We cannot be victims of a general context” Dimitri Payet had received a bottle on the face on November 21 during OL-OM. In an interview published this Tuesday by The team, Jean-Michel Aulas, as well as the director of football Vincent Ponsot and the stadium manager Xavier Pierrot try to clarify why “the serious incident” which took place on November 21 at the Parc OL is “a case fundamentally different from other early events of the season “. Will there finally be Lyon supporters at Parc OL, Wednesday (9 p.m.) for the 16th day of League 1 against Reims? It is in any case the hope of the Lyon club, which will challenge before the French National Olympic and Sports Committee (CNOSF), this Tuesday afternoon, the protective measure behind closed doors decided by the disciplinary commission of the LFP, in the wake of the bottle spray on
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