There are more and more episodes of violence linked to political extremism occurring inside French stadiums
It is no coincidence that the phenomenon begins to emerge in the sunlight. With Hitler greetings and Celtic crosses now fearlessly displayed, with the idea of taking over everything, perhaps sealing alliances as in politics. After all, more than thirteen million French in the second round of the presidential elections voted for Marine Le Pen, the candidate of the radical right, then beaten by the outgoing president Emmanuel Macron. But the far right is still gradually conquering the French stadiums, where episodes that have prompted the League to open disciplinary proceedings and certain clubs to appeal to justice come to the surface. Like Reims, which has to deal with a fringe of fans who claim to be far-right, of a Nazi-fascist style.
