Following the intense rivalry match known as 'Le Classique' between Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Olympique de Marseille (OM), the Ligue de Football Professionnel (LFP) has announced that PSG will be summoned to face disciplinary proceedings. This action comes in response to the display of offensive banners and the use of insulting chants by PSG supporters during the match held at Parc des Princes. The disciplinary commission of the LFP, which convenes every Wednesday, reviews incidents from the weekend and if necessary, calls upon the clubs involved, which is expected to happen for this case as well.

The aftermath of the match indicates that PSG might face significant repercussions, potentially including fines and a partial stadium closure. The chants and behaviors of the fans, specifically an incident where they targeted Marseille supporters with derogatory remarks, have drawn scrutiny and could result in stringent punishments from the league. Given the rivalry's history, the league is particularly sensitive to fan conduct, which plays a crucial role in maintaining decorum in French football.

The upcoming disciplinary meeting is scheduled for February 18, where officials will assess the situation and decide on the appropriate penalties for PSG. This incident not only highlights ongoing issues of fan behavior in football but also puts an emphasis on the need for clubs to manage their supporter bases effectively to prevent further incidents in the future.