The Professional Football League (LFP) announced on Sunday that the disciplinary committee will meet on Monday, after the incidents between supporters during the North derby between Lens and Lille on Saturday.
The LFP strongly condemns the excesses, the invasion of the ground and the violence that has occurred
during the meeting of the 6th day of Ligue 1, said the body.
At half-time of the match, dozens of Lensois supporters invaded the field to do battle with Lille’s parking lot.
The clashes, limited by the intervention of the CRS, left six slightly injured.
Two spectators were arrested, including one for having launched a siege on the police. He will be tried in immediate appearance on Monday.
Due to these incidents, the kickoff of the match was postponed by 30 minutes. The Blood and Gold won 1-0.
The League’s disciplinary committee, which usually meets on Wednesdays, has already dealt with similar cases this season involving supporters, in particular Nice Marseille, on August 22.
On Monday, it should place the case under investigation, and could take precautionary measures, such as a closed session (total or partial) of the Bollaert-Delelis stadium.
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