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This Tuesday evening, Bayern Munich defeated Paris Saint-Germain with a score of 1 goal to 0 on a goal from South Korean defender Kim-Min Jae as part of the 5th day of the Champions League.
A success which was spoiled by the banners displayed by German supporters against PSG and its president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi. “ Minister, club owner, TV rights holder, member of the UEFA executive committee and president of the ECA: all this at the same time? »could we read on the first two banners.
On the next one it was written: “ Is football me? Fu.. off, plutocratic Al-Khelaïfi. » Comments which were not to the taste of the management of Bayern Munich who did not hesitate to react this Wednesday in a press release.
“During FC Bayern’s Champions League match, banners were displayed in the Allianz Arena against Paris Saint-Germain and its president Nasser Al-Khelaifi. FC Bayern would like to apologize and feel offended when its opponents and their representatives in its stadium feel personally attacked in this way and in this tone. The club would like to clarify that these banners have not been authorized by FC Bayern and do not reflect its position. They do not correspond to the long-standing good relations between the two clubs. The tone of these banners also goes against the style of FC Bayern and the respectful relationship the club has with its international partners. » Case closed.
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