PSG Forced to Shut Down Stand Due to Homophobic Chants

The LFP has issued a warning to Paris Saint-Germain for homophobic chanting by their fans, resulting in a partial closure of one stand at the Parc de Princes during the November 5 match against Lens. The sanction comes after abusive chanting during the October 20 game against Strasbourg, mainly from PSG's 'ultras' fan base. The chants, lasting around 10 minutes, were directed against Marseille before the recent clash between the two teams, which PSG won 3-0.

The stadium announcer made two appeals over the tannoy for them to stop.

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Last season PSG were ordered by the LFP to close the ultras' stand for one game over a similar incident.

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