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Before returning to the Champions League next week with the reception of Atlético Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain got the better of RC Lens (1-0), this Saturday in Ligue 1, thanks to a goal scored at the 4e minute by Ousmane Dembélé. A meeting also marked by a clash which broke out in the passageways of the Parc des Princes during the break.
As the two teams returned to their locker room, a heated altercation broke out between several Lens players and Luis Campos. Descended into the tunnel, the Portuguese leader, clearly very upset against the aggressiveness displayed by the Sang et Or during the first 45 minutes, virulently launched “ Shut up! » (Shut up in French) in the direction of a Lensois.
Brice Samba: “You can’t tell us to shut our mouths”
Words which did not please Florian Sotoca, who also raised his voice. “Why are you shouting like that? Why is he shouting like that? Can he talk to a player like that? Why is the guy shouting like that? “, said the northern player. Captain of RC Lens, Brice Samba tried to calm the situation in a calmer tone: “ We don’t talk like that. You can’t tell us to shut up. Lead by example. You are president (sporting director in reality), you have no right to speak like that. »
Luis Campos then denied having said “ Shut up “. “
I didn’t say that! “, proclaimed the Parisian leader, Before Florian Sotoca replied: “ Yes, yes. You said it. Who do you think you are? You don’t have to say that. » Finally, calm returned and the two teams returned to their locker room.
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