This Sunday, December 10, 2023, FC Lorient faces Olympique de Marseille at the Stade du Moustoire for matchday 15 of Ligue 1. The match was classified as risky by the National Anti-Hooliganism Division of the Ministry of Home Affairs and Overseas Territories.
A decree on Friday, December 8 in the Official Gazette banned the presence of Marseille fans in the stadium.
Après la mort d’un supporter du FC Nantes, la semaine dernière, au moment où un convoi de véhicules VTC transportant des fans de l’OGC Nice a été pris à partie à proximité d’un QG de la Brigade Loire, le ministère de l’Intérieur et des Outre-mer, Gérald Darmanin, a décidé d’interdire, du vendredi 8 au dimanche 10 décembre 2023, tout déplacement de supporters pour un match classé à risque.
In this context, the prefect of Morbihan has demarcated, by order of 6 December 2023, “a perimeter in the centre of the city of Lorient within which the presence of other people who claim to be Olympique de Marseille supporters or behave as such will be prevented. not be authorized. “
“At the national level, numerous efforts have been made through state agencies to start a debate with enthusiasts and prioritize supervision rather than an outright ban. Despite this, the succession of incidents are the latest examples of a slow “deterioration of the situation. It is essential to promote a return to calm to avoid more tragedies. This includes a moratorium on the movement of fans to matches classified as dangerous by the DLNH,” explains the prefecture.
So that this football can develop in the most productive conditions, the prefect of Morbihan asks Marseille fans, as well as external sections, such as the supporters clubs on the outskirts of the Mouth of the Rhône, to respect the ban on Sunday in Lorient . .