Bordeaux will request a continuation of the rivalry against Rodez

After the breakup of the chaotic battle that was faced Girondins of Bordeaux and Rodez last Friday (0-1) due to the attack of a local fan on a Rodez player, the Girondins will plead this Monday before the Professional Soccer League (LFP), a disciplinary procedure to prove the final classification of the second division, which also remains in suspense Metz and Annecy.

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After the visitors went ahead on the scoreboard, a Bordeaux fan entered the pitch and pushed the striker Lucas Buades, who fell to the ground, “surprised”, according to the referee of the match. Now it is known the attacker will go on trial in November by the French authorities after a complaint was filed by the player.

Regarding the decision on points, the Disciplinary Committee of LFP announced that it will meet at noon, and the fate of several clubs is in its hands, so its decision will be scrutinized in all corners of the France. The stormy matchday 38 was not possible to establish with certainty the final classification of this Ligue 2 due to the stoppage in minute 22 of an important match, Bordeaux-Rodez. so far the Metz was second, in a position for promotion at the expense of the Girondins, while the Annecy it is in the relegation places unlike Rodez.

He Bordeaux intended to “assert all your rights, as well as your rights of appeal,” as its president announced, Gerard Lopez, Friday night. Apparently, he intends to ask the authorities to replay the match “in the name of sporting equity”, according to a source close to the club. The proposition is clearly shared by Annecy, who still hope to stay up thanks to a defeat or draw with Rodez.

The president of Annecy He also wanted to defend the integrity of the competition: “We cannot close a championship with so much at stake in a decision that will result in a match to be won on the green carpet, thereby condemning another club. Fairness must be maintained “, reassured Sebastien Faraglia to AFP.