PSG ultras welcome Real with abusive banner

On Monday, Real Madrid touched down in Paris. Zinedine Zidane has lead his side to the French capital to see out their Champions League clash with PSG in their pursuit of winning the competition for the third year in a row. 

Unai Emery's PSG side find themselves trailing by two goals after losing the first leg 3-1 in the Bernabeu. Now, they have to produce a 'remontada' without the help of their star man Neymar. 

In an attempt to invigorate their side, the CUP (Collectif Ultras Paris), PSG's most radical band of supporters, took a group of around 100 supporters to their team's hotel with a banner that read "Puta Madrid", or "F*** Madrid" in English. 

 

5 March 2018

The CUP were banned for six years from the Parc des Princes following an incident in which a fan from a rival PSG supporter group was killed in 2016. They were allowed back into the stadium a year and a half ago,