The French Professional Football League (LFP) initiated a disciplinary investigation against Marseille through homophobic shouting from the stands during the match against PSG. The match took place over a week at the Velodrome Stadium and ended with the Parisians beating the Parisians with a 2:1 score..

As FootMercato reports, the LFP disciplinary committee launched a review of the complaint on Monday. After the incident, the judges did not mention it, and now the commission can establish all the circumstances of what happened in the stands.

Behind the investigation of the LFP, praise the decision to implement possible sanctions against Marseille. There are no specific punishments for the club.

Marcel has already faced disciplinary actions through similar incidents. Last season, for incidents related to homophobic behavior, the disciplinary commission imposed 212,500 euros in fines on the club, and also ordered the partial closure of the stadium for six matches and four more matches..