On September 23, the Disciplinary and Regulations Commission of the Ligue Nationale de Rugby (LNR) announced its decisions concerning the rugby match between Nissa Rugby and Béziers Rugby, which took place during the second round of the Pro D2 league. Nissa Rugby, which had recently been promoted to the Pro D2 division, received a fine of 6,000 euros due to disturbances at the sporting venue. While the specific details of the incidents are not fully outlined, the commission stated that the club was held responsible for disturbances caused by players, officials, or members of the public from one or more clubs. These disturbances included the use of pyrotechnic devices, loud sound amplification, fights, or the throwing of objects on or off the field. In addition to the fine imposed on Nissa Rugby, the commission also issued individual sanctions for some players. Marcos Kremer, a player from ASM Clermont Auvergne, was suspended for four weeks due to dangerous play during the match between Aviron Bayonnais and ASM Clermont Auvergne in the third round of the Top 14 league. Kremer had charged or obstructed an opponent who was not in possession of the ball. His initial suspension of six weeks was increased by one week because of his disciplinary history, but it was reduced by three weeks after he admitted guilt, expressed remorse, and showed appropriate conduct. This allowed him to return to play on October 19, 2026. Federico Ignacio Lavanini, a player from Colomiers, and Baptiste Pesenti from Section Paloise were both cleared of any sanctions. The commission reviewed video footage of their actions and concluded that their behavior did not meet the criteria for a red card. This decision highlights the importance of thorough review and the use of video evidence in determining disciplinary actions in rugby. The decisions made by the LNR's Disciplinary and Regulations Commission reflect the league's ongoing efforts to maintain order and ensure fair play within the sport. The commission's rulings serve as a reminder to players, officials, and fans of the importance of adhering to the rules and respecting the integrity of the game.