OL-OM incidents: “the referee is a liar”, says Peter Bosz
Informed of the new rules put in place by the LFP concerning security in the stadiums, Peter Bosz approved the establishment of a protocol concerning match interruptions and came to support Jean-Michel Aulas’ version on the incidents between OL and OM.
“At least (with protocol), it’s clear, greeted the Lyon coach. Because what we saw against Marseille was not clear. What I don’t like is that the referee didn’t tell the truth. I don’t speak French very well, but I understand all or almost all of the questions. The referee made it clear that we would resume the game. When today he says he never said it, he’s a liar. “
Responsible for refereeing during the meeting, Ruddy Buquet said in his report that he had always been against taking over OL-OM, contrary to what Aulas said.
OL-OM incidents: Aulas gives a layer on his sanction
Jean-Michel Aulas on his 5-game suspension imposed by the Disciplinary Commission for his comments on the sidelines of the OL-OM incidents:
“I am terrified by what happened because we provided all the elements of an answer that had been requested. I was criticized for having formulated a sentence which could have led to think that we were putting the pressure to the referee. I simply indicated that this sentence was spoken while the match was stopped, it is the last sentence that was spoken in the referee’s office. This sentence came, not to the following the stoppage or not of the match but following the question of the prefect, who confirmed it in writing … it was’ Mr. Buquet, why did you change your decision, first accept then organize the resumption of the match, then after stopping it. “To this question, Mr. Buquet replied that he had never changed position. I simply expressed the fact that it was not the truth. is why I wanted us to come back, within the Comex, to what was moreover decided this morning as if by chance with the ministers on the responsibility of the referee and the public authorities, and the responsibility of the League, organizer of the matches. The referee depends on the FFF. My words have been distorted. To what end, I do not know, but the decision taken does not correspond at all to the exchange of yesterday in the presence of this disciplinary committee. I am very devastated and disappointed. We are trying to put a responsibility on someone who has none on this point. “
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“Not all matches will be systematically replayed”, warns Labrune
Vincent Labrune, president of the LFP, welcomed the decisions taken at the end of the interministerial meeting on security in the stadiums, this Thursday.
In an interview with Le Figaro, the leader was asked about the fate of games interrupted in the event of violence, indicating that having them replay was not a systematic solution. “We will put in place at the beginning of 2022, a more readable scale of sanctions, but already it goes without saying that all the matches will not be systematically replayed, he declared. Several cases will therefore be considered. . “
104 individuals banned from stadium in France
104 people are banned from stadium in France by court decision, 331 subscriptions have been suspended by clubs.
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ASSE-Nantes: The Loire prefecture limits access to the stadium to 200 Nantes supporters
Catherine Séguin, prefect of the Loire, published a press release on Friday, in which she specifies that access to the Geoffroy-Guichard stadium is limited to 200 Nantes supporters for the poster between Saint-Etienne and Nantes, scheduled for December 22 in as part of the 19th day of Ligue 1.
“The collective travel of these supporters by bus will be organized by the FC Nantes club or by supporters’ clubs from the region and placed under police escort from a meeting point. Nantes supporters will not be able to access the stadium, ”the statement said.
Maracineanu’s reaction after the signing of a new protocol against violence
The Minister Delegate in charge of Sports thanks the actors present this Thursday during the meeting
Bottles soon banned for France team matches
The press release from the ministries specifies that the ban on plastic bottles will be extended to matches for the France team. “The sale and carrying of plastic bottles will now be entirely prohibited inside stadiums, no later than July 1, 2022. Clubs have the possibility of putting this ban in place as soon as possible. The French Football Federation ( FFF) has announced its willingness to implement it from the next French teams match. “
Mandatory safety devices in L1 and L2 from 2022-2023
Among the measures announced at the end of the interministerial meeting on Thursday, the obligation for Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 clubs to all have “anti-spray safety devices”, for example safety nets, from the season 2022-2023, installable for certain matches on recommendation of the prefects.
“A regulatory obligation towards the clubs will be integrated into the regulations of the Professional Football League so that anti-projection (eg: nets) and anti-intrusion safety devices are put in place and, on the recommendations of the prefects, can be used during a meeting, indicates the press release. These devices must be available and usable, on a case-by-case basis, for all Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 clubs from next season. In the longer term, work will be carried out to accentuate security of access to the stadiums by setting up blocking full-height turnstiles. “
The device of stadium bans deemed “sufficient”
The participants in the interministerial meeting judged this Thursday that the current device of the stadium bans was “sufficient”, but that it could still be “better applied”.
“In the medium term, a reflection will be carried out for the creation of a fixed tort fine (AFD), that is to say a penal sanction which is pronounced, outside a trial, by a police officer, a gendarme or an authorized public official “in order to suppress” the introduction, possession and use of rockets or fireworks of any kind in a sports arena “, it is specified.
Match definitively interrupted in the event of a player injured by a projectile … the first bars fall
The first measures fell, this Thursday, during the meeting “security in the stadiums” which is held this Thursday morning. Plastic bottles will be banned in the enclosures from July 1, 2022.
In addition, in the event of an incident, a maximum period of 30 minutes will be triggered to decide the fate of the match.
Finally, and this is perhaps the most important decision: a match will be “permanently interrupted” in the event of a referee or a player injured by a projectile.
The “stadium security” meeting is underway in Beauvau
Roxana Maracineanu, Minister Delegate in charge of Sports, sets the course: “Quickly end violence in stadiums by taking action, each at their own level.”
The security measures in the stadiums provided by the LFP and the government
A meeting with the football authorities and various ministries concerning security in the stadiums is scheduled for Thursday at Place Beauvau. It must lead to firm and concrete measures to improve the situation, after a start to the season marked by numerous incidents in Ligue 1.
PSG: Mbappé appreciates the franchise of Pochettino, who “does not hesitate” to tell him everything
In an interview with Paris-Match, Kylian Mbappé ensures he is open to comments from his entourage and his PSG coach, Mauricio Pochettino.
OL-OM incidents: angry after his suspension, Aulas attacks OM and Sampaoli
Suspended for five games after his remarks to the OL-OM referee, Jean-Michel Aulas cannot digest this sanction. The Lyon president also questions the attitude of the Marseillais during the interruption of the meeting.
welcome to all
The year 2021 is coming to an end soon but it is not yet quite over in Ligue 1. There is still a day left before the winter break. The 19th, scheduled for Wednesday December 22. The opportunity for French clubs to score their last points on the eve of the family holidays. Before that, they will have to play the 32nd finals of the Coupe de France next weekend. Follow it all live on RMC Sport.