Bordeaux-Marseille behind closed doors? The Ultramarines speak of a “terrible injustice”

Whatever the cost, there is a series of invincibility to defend.

While Bordeaux faces many cases of Covid-19 in its workforce, the meeting scheduled for this Friday between Bordeaux and the OM is currently maintained. The Girondins announced this Wednesday that if the postponement request was refused and that the match was therefore to be held this weekend, it would take place in camera . This prompted the Bordeaux Ultramarines group to react in a press release: a match in such conditions and in an empty stadium would be seen, and rightly so, as a terrible injustice. This match, and it is a matter of common sense, must be adjourned indefinitely so that it can be held later under conditions of dignity and fairness. ”

Press release, January 5, 2022.➡️ “If the match is maintained in such conditions, it will be very difficult to channel the thousands of supporters Angry Girondins who will access the area around the stadium on Friday despite the closed session, and to whom we will join. “ pic.twitter.com/ipNHrIH9Ts

– Ultramarines 1987 (@ ub87officiel) January 5, 2022

” If the match is maintained in such conditions, it will be very difficult to channel the thousands of angry Girondins supporters who will access the area around the stadium on Friday despite the closed session, and to whom we will join ”, they explain, before recalling the importance of this meeting. “We are talking about an unmissable event for tens of thousands of people each year , who already feel bruised by their inability to access the stadium. Add to that a more than delicate sporting context where every point counts and you get a barrel of powder ready to explode. “

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