Lyon Crowd Trouble: Olympique Lyonnais and Paris FC have been expelled from the Coupe de France after their clash was abandoned earlier this month due to altercations in the stands.
Lyon crowd trouble: Lyon & Paris FC thrown out of Coupe de France after crowd violence affects contest
In the last-64 encounter at Stade Sebastien Charlety on December 17, the Ligue 1 heavyweights saw their trip to the capital pulled at half-time with the scoreline of 1-1, after altercations between both sets of supporters. On Monday the French Football Federation’s (FFF) disciplinary commission fined Lyon 52,000 euros (£43,838) while second-tier Paris FC were handed a 10,000 euros fine (£8,430).
BREAKING: Lyon and Paris FC have been thrown out of the French Cup after their match was abandoned earlier this month due to crowd trouble.
— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) December 27, 2021
Lyon Crowd Trouble: Lyon, additionally, will not be allowed to take travelling supporters to away games for what’s remaining of the 2021/22 season.
The FFF also confirmed that both teams will be expelled from this season’s Coupe de France, which means that Nice will advance directly into the round of 16, bypassing the round of 32.
Lyon crowd trouble: Lyon & Paris FC thrown out of Coupe de France after crowd violence affects contest
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