French prosecutors seek prison sentences for two Nice ultras over player violence

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French prosecutors seek prison sentences for two Nice ultras over player violence
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French prosecutors have requested prison terms for two OGC Nice ultras accused of facilitating violence against Terem Moffi and Jérémie Boga in November 2025. Following a defeat to Lorient, over 200 supporters blocked the team bus, leading to insults and jostling aimed at Moffi and Boga. Both players, along with the club, filed complaints against the ultras. Prosecutors described the incident as an ‘ambush’ and have asked for two-year sentences for the defendants, with a verdict expected on 11 September.

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  • Incident occurred after a 3-1 loss to Lorient in November 2025.
  • More than 200 supporters gathered, blocking the team bus.
  • Moffi and Boga faced insults and violent confrontations from fans.
  • Prosecutors describe the event as an ambush involving the ultras.
  • Verdict from Nice criminal court is expected on 11 September.
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French prosecutors have requested prison sentences for two OGC Nice ultras accused of facilitating violence against Terem Moffi and former Chelsea winger Jérémie Boga in November 2025, according to ...

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