Postponement of the summit match between PSG and Lyon due to protests in Paris
The summit match between Paris Saint-Germain and Lyon has been postponed from Sunday to Monday at the request of the police due to the protests in Paris, according to the French league. This is the fourth rescheduling of matches this weekend.
The summit match between Paris Saint-Germain and Lyon, part of the eighth round of the French league, has been postponed from Sunday evening to Monday evening at the request of the police due to the protests in Paris. The French league announced the decision, stating it had taken note of the police decision to ban the match. This is the fourth rescheduling of matches this weekend in the first and second divisions. PSG sits second in the league with 14 points, level on goal difference with leaders Lyon. The protests erupted amid nationwide demonstrations over rising living costs, and authorities imposed a partial curfew in parts of Paris and other cities. French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez announced on Friday the deployment of around 70,000 security personnel across the country over the weekend.
Postponement of the summit match between PSG and Lyon due to protests in Paris