OM-PSG Classique: Paris supporters banned from Vélodrome for tenth consecutive year
As every season since 2015, PSG supporters will not be able to travel to Marseille for the Classique on September 20. The Bouches-du-Rhône prefecture has already published its ban order, with the Interior Ministry set to follow within the week.
Paris supporters will not make the trip to Vélodrome on September 20. The Bouches-du-Rhône prefecture has published an order banning any person “claiming the status of Paris Saint-Germain supporter” from parking or circulating in Marseille’s city center and around the Orange Vélodrome stadium. The Interior Ministry is to publish a travel ban order in the week preceding the match.
This decision comes as no surprise: since 2015, no Paris supporter has been authorized to attend a Classique in Marseille. The opening match of the 2026-2027 Ligue 1 season will be no exception.
The match has been classified at level 5 out of 5 by the National Division for the Fight Against Hooliganism (DNLH), the maximum risk level, which justifies the deployment of enhanced security measures around the Phocaean stadium.
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