Barcelona has filed an official complaint at UEFA against a choreography of Paris Saint-Germainin ( The SPG, which he considers violent and insulting, after losing 4-2 in the Champions League.
The incident occurred prior to Tuesday’s match at the Parc des Princess Stadium, where French team ultra fans unveiled a giant banner with provocative content to the Catalan club.
The choreography featured a masked character, similar to that of the horror film The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, destroying Barcelona’s coat of arms with a bloody electric saw. The image was accompanied by the inscription “Masaker in Parisian style, and fans also used pyrotechnic tools to create the effect of the sparks coming from the saw.
According to Spanish media, Barcelona directors considered choreography unacceptable because of its violent content. After the match ended, the Catalan club reported the case to the delegate UEFA.
Barcelona’s complaint is not limited to choreography. The club also called for the organisers’ intervention for some more insulting banners that appeared during the match, as well as for cheers of fans against the Spanish team.
Meanwhile, according to French media reports, choreography was approved in advance by the SPG itself, issues that have sparked further discussions about the local club’s responsibility.
The case is already expected to be considered by UEFA’s disciplinary bodies. On the basis of disciplinary regulations, provocative and insulting messages to stadiums can bring punitive measures, including financial fines or other sanctions against the club responsible.
However, until now it has not been disclosed whether U n EFA has officially launched disciplinary procedure against the SPG.
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