Last week, nearly 10,000 Rennes supporters were able to enjoy an unforgettable European trip to Milan. If Stade Rennais was no match for the San Siro pitch (3-0), its fans had a great time in the stands, but also in town, where no ban or major incident was reported by the authorities. Italian. The situation will be quite different for this Europa League return play-off played on Thursday (6:45 p.m.) at Roazhon Park, even if only 1,300 AC Milan supporters are expected in Brittany.

A prefectural decree unveiled this Wednesday morning reveals a ban which does not fail to provoke reactions on social networks. “From Wednesday February 21 at 3 p.m. until Thursday February 22 at 11:59 p.m., it is prohibited for any person claiming to be a supporter of the AC Milan club, or behaving as such, to wear a scarf, in particular, a badge, a piece of clothing, a flag in the colors of this club within a defined perimeter, with the exception of the stadium enclosure,” specifies this prefectural decree.

The Milanese ultras historically travel all in black

Problem: Stade Rennais and AC Milan share exactly the same colors (red and black), so we wish courage to the police from this Wednesday followingnoon in trying to enforce this lunar restriction. “The Milanese ultras and hooligans are renowned for their aggressiveness and their degree of dangerousness,” estimated Tuesday in The Telegram the prefecture of Ille-et-Vilaine to justify its order. This poster is classified at level three for the risk of clashes on the side of the National Division for the Fight once morest Hooliganism (DNLH).

Let us remember that these profiles of “Milanese ultras and hooligans” feared by the Ille-et-Vilaine prefecture historically travel all in black, as the French authorities in Paris were able to observe four months ago, at the occasion of the Champions League match between PSG and AC Milan (3-0).