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The Ethics Committee of the French Football Federation called on fans to remain neutral in the country's stadiums, in light of the student protests taking place in the country and attracting international attention. Riot police used tear gas and batons heavily to disperse crowds during the protests, and last week the number of people arrested across the country reached more than 6,600, an unusually high number in the context of protest movements in France. According to the National Board of Ethics and Professional Conduct, during their team's match against Lyon in the French league last week, Lance fans held up a banner demanding an end to what they described as "disproportionate and systematic police violence." The council also noted that in the thirtieth minute of the match between Paris Saint-Germain and Le Mans, the fans raised a banner that read: "Your militias are repressing, and our youth are resisting." Contact us to get all the new updates for accurate and fast tracking.

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The Ethics Committee of the French Football Federation called on fans to remain neutral in the country's stadiums, in light of the student protests taking place in the country and attracting international attention. Riot police used tear gas and batons heavily to disperse crowds during the protests, and last week the number of people arrested across the country reached more than 6,600, an unusually high number in the context of protest movements in France. According to the National Board of Ethics and Professional Conduct, during their team's match against Lyon in the French league last week, Lance fans held up a banner demanding an end to what they described as "disproportionate and systematic police violence." The council also noted that in the thirtieth minute of the match between Paris Saint-Germain and Le Mans, the fans raised a banner that read: "Your militias are repressing, and our youth are resisting." Contact us to get all the new updates for accurate and fast tracking.

The Ethics Committee of the French Football Federation called on fans to remain neutral in the country's stadiums, in light of the student protests taking place in the country and attracting international attention. Riot police used tear gas and batons heavily to disperse crowds during the protests, and last week the number of people arrested across the country reached more than 6,600, an unusually high number in the context of protest movements in France. According to the National Board of Ethics and Professional Conduct, during their team's match against Lyon in the French league last week, Lance fans held up a banner demanding an end to what they described as "disproportionate and systematic police violence." The council also noted that in the thirtieth minute of the match between Paris Saint-Germain and Le Mans, the fans raised a banner that read: "Your militias are repressing, and our youth are resisting." Contact us to get all the new updates for accurate and fast tracking.