You shouldn’t play with food. Normally, this is one of the first rules we instill in children. But apparently, the Brest supporters needed a little reminder. In any case, this is what the club said when the Finisterians are due to host Lorient this Saturday as part of the 21st day of Ligue 1.
In a rather lunar press release published Friday on X, Stade Brestois reported a strange event that occurred on January 25 during the reception in Toulouse. “It may make you smile when Toulouse players received fries in the face from Brest supporters at the last home match,” explains the club, before specifying that “nevertheless, a gesture which may seem innocuous can have serious consequences on the progress of a match and cause significant harm, both for those involved in the match and the club, and for the person at the origin of the projectile throw.”
A reminder of the rules
Stade Brestois therefore reminds its supporters of the regulations concerning the throwing of projectiles: “Any person caught throwing an object in the direction of a referee or a player is exposed to various sanctions: stadium ban, fine, or even criminal prosecution. »
This Saturday at Francis Le Blé, Brest welcomes Lorient in a Breton derby which promises to be hot. Indeed, the Ti-Zefs must win to hope to come back within a point of the Merlus.
