Stadium security directors, heads of fans’ groups from Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 clubs, as well as the National Anti-Hooliganism Unit (DNLH) are meeting on Tuesday at the Toulouse Stadium in a workshop organized by the Professional Football League (LFP).
This gathering, used to combat violence in stadiums, takes place every year, but this year it is necessary, even essential, after a Ligue 1 season marked by an increase in serious incidents in stands and stadiums; Nice, Lyon. , Marseille, Angers, Saint-Etienne, etc.
The purpose of this interview is to regain control over the situation so that the public authorities, the French Football Federation (FFF) and the LFP are not burdened again a month before the return of the championships.
The world of French football, still reeling from the May 28 Champions League final between “Liverpool” and “Real Madrid”, continues such initiatives. The LFP, foundations and the National Association of Supporters (ANS).
Source: Le Figaro
