The Paris FC confirmed its ambition to promote in Ligue 1 by imposing itself on the Grenoble field (1-2) during a fiercely contested meeting. This victory, although precious in the race for second place, was marked by controversial arbitral decisions which provoked the reprobation of the Parisian team and, in particular, of its captain, Timothy Kolodziejczak. The match started in an encouraging way for the PFC thanks to a goal from Chergui, but the equalization of Grenoble revived the tension before Hamel delivered the Parisians in the last minutes.

The meeting was a source of great frustration for the Paris FC team, especially because of a potential penalty opportunity not whistled in the first half, a decision that fueled tensions. Timothy Kolodziejczak, a former ASSE player, did not hesitate to publicly express his dissatisfaction with arbitration, accusing officials of bias and incompetence, an attitude that reflects the pressure exerted by the struggle for promotion. These comments, relayed by My Ligue 2, underline the team’s feeling of disrupting the established order.

Despite these controversies and the difficulties encountered on the ground, the Paris FC maintains its position in the direct promotion race. The team, driven by the determination of its players and the leadership of its captain, seems determined to persevere to the end, despite obstacles and criticisms. The Parisian club aspires to confirm its place among the elite of French football, and this victory, although laborious, represents a crucial step in the pursuit of this objective.