Paris FC has expressed disappointment over a new restriction that limits its supporters to a maximum of 100 people in the visitor’s section of the Vélodrome for Sunday’s match against Marseille. This will be the first time in recent years that Parisian fans will be allowed into the Vélodrome’s visitor’s area, but the number is significantly limited. These supporters will not be fans of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), who are banned from traveling to matches against Olympique de Marseille (OM), their traditional rival. This ban will again be in place on September 20 for the first major derby of the season. The restriction has caused frustration among Paris FC’s leadership, who feel the limit is unnecessarily strict. A message posted on the club’s official social media account explained that only supporter associations traveling in organized groups by bus would be allowed into the visitor’s section, with a strict cap of 100 people. The club expressed regret over not being able to accommodate more fans, especially after last season, when supporters were allowed into the Marseille stands without any issues. Paris FC had hoped for a more lenient approach this season, but the number of supporters allowed remains very limited. The atmosphere at the Vélodrome on Sunday will be closely watched, particularly a few days after the transfer market closed. OM did not bring in any new players during the transfer window, which has raised concerns about the team’s strength and ambitions, especially given the club’s limited financial resources. The team also suffered a 2-0 defeat against Monaco last week, adding to the uncertainty surrounding their performance this season. Despite these challenges, Paris FC remains focused on the match ahead. The club hopes that the limited number of supporters will still contribute to a positive environment for the team. However, the situation highlights the ongoing tension between fan presence and security measures, which continue to shape the experience of supporters in French football.