Unless there’s a change of plans, Anderlecht supporters won’t be present in the Parc des Princes stands for the return match against PSG, a crucial encounter in the fourth day of the UEFA Champions League group stages.
Despite ongoing negotiations between Anderlecht and Paris leaders to secure more than the initially allocated 600 seats, the Anderlecht Supporters Association has opted for a boycott. Consequently, no Belgian fans will be making the trip to Paris for the upcoming match.
The decision to boycott raises questions about the impact on the players, who may face PSG without the support of their dedicated fan base. While the team endured a substantial defeat in the first leg (5-0), the absence of the twelfth man in the stands may potentially result in a more challenging scenario for Anderlecht during the return match.
