rmcsport reported that the match between Marseille and Paris Saint-Germain, which was originally scheduled to be held on Sunday night, was officially postponed to 8 pm on Monday.
This decision caused dissatisfaction among Paris, as they hoped to avoid conflicts with the time of the Golden Globes ceremony held in Paris that night. Paris had proposed to advance the game until 3 or 5 pm, but it was rejected by the French Professional Football League (LFP) and Marseille Club.
Judging from the bad weather in southeastern France on Sunday night, it was obviously a wise move to postpone the game. However, discussions about the new game time have sparked controversy behind the scenes. Club Paris in particular, they hope the match will be held early Monday so that the team can participate in the Golden Globes ceremony. Although the LFP made a decision to postpone the game under regulations, Paris is still trying to push the game ahead of schedule.
On RMC's After program, Daniel Riolo expressed strong dissatisfaction with the Paris Club's proposal, believing it was a sign of "disrespect".
He said: "It is a shame to propose a match at 3 or 5 pm, which completely disrespects the value of the game and does not consider whether the fans can come to watch it. This proposal shows that Paris only cares about the Golden Globes ceremony, not the game."
"Marseille will not accept such an arrangement anyway, because it is not only respect for the game, but also respect for the fans. Even if the time of the Golden Globes ceremony conflicts, this cannot be a reason for such unreasonable demands. After all, no matter who wins the award, they can celebrate."
source:7m vn1