The Vélodrome stadium will be empty for the Champions League match Marseille – Sporting Portugal, October 4, decided UEFA. The OGC Nice was also sanctioned from a closed -door match on October 13, against the Czech club of Slovacko in the Europa Conference League.
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The decision fell. Olympique de Marseille is sanctioned from a closed match for its next meeting in the Champions League, October 4 at the Velodrome stadium, against Sporting Portugal, announced the disciplinary committee of UEFA on Friday. >
Olympique de Marseille was suspended, threatened by a total camera after the incidents that occurred last season in the Europa League semi-finals against Feyenoord Rotterdam. After the incidents that occurred on September 13 against Frankfurt in the Champions League (C1), UEFA decided to revoke this stay.
On September 13, supporters of OM and Eintracht Frankfurt launched the smoke before the kick-off and during the meeting won by the Germans (1-0). The UEFA also decided to close the northern turn of the Vélodrome stadium against Tottenham, during the 6 e day of the C1, the 1 er November.
While the atmosphere was tense but without overflow, several smoke bombs were launched from the parking lot where more than 3,000 German supporters were installed towards the North turn, where groups of OM fans were grouped.
During the same disciplinary commission, the OGC Nice was also sanctioned from a closed -door match on October 13, against the Czech club of Slovacko in the Europa Conference League, following the violent clashes between the supporters Niçois and FC Cologne (1-1), which took place on September 8 during the first day in group D.
The Nice supporters will be prohibited from traveling to Slovacko on October 6, on the 3rd day of the Europa Conference League.