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Barcelona I Drejtohet UEFA-S Për Koreografinë Fyese Të Tyfozëve Të PSG-Së

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Barcelona e dennoncoi PSG-në në UEFA për shkak të koreografisë provokuese që tyfozët e klubit francez shfaqën në tribunet e Parc des Princes përpara ndeshjes së Ligës së Kampinëve. Parisienët i mposhtën katalunasit 4-2, por pas ndeshjes, nuk behej më fjalë vetëm për futboll.Klubi katalunas i raporto [...] Read More...

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The 4-2 victory of Paris Saint-Germain against Barcelona is a big football gala. Before the game, however, fans show a huge chainsaw banner that could have consequences.

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Barcelona reported PSG to UEFA over the provocative choreography that the French club's fans displayed in the stands of the Parc des Princes before the Champions League match. The Parisians defeated the Catalans 4-2, but after the match, it was no longer just about football. The Catalan club reported to the UEFA delegate a giant choreography that showed a masked man resembling Jason Voorhees from the famous horror series "Friday the 13th" with a…

This was way over the line. Paris Saint-Germain fans greeted Barcelona ahead of Tuesday's Champions League duel with a foul chorus. In the Park of the Princes, they put up a giant banner with a masked killer cutting up the emblem of the Catalan club with a chainsaw. Barcelona reported the incident to UEFA after the match, which ended in a 4:2 win over PSG. Defenders of the trophy face a heavy fine as well as the closure of the stadium.

PSG fans shocked Barcelona with chainsaw choreography, and the Catalans complained to the UEFA delegate.

Barcelona filed a complaint with UEFA because of the performance of Pari Saint-Germain fans prior to the third round of the Champion League's general round (2:4).

The players of PSG achieved a very important and great victory in the 3rd round of the league stage of the Champions League against Barcelona with a score of 4:2 and thus remained at the head of the table.

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Telegrafi broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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