Paris St Germain will not face disciplinary proceedings after their fans unfurled a 'Free Palestine' banner before kick-off in Wednesday's Champions League game at home to Atletico Madrid, European soccer's governing body UEFA said.

European soccer's governing body UEFA said said Paris Saint-Germain would face no action after a giant "Free Palestine" banner was unveiled before the kickoff of their Champions League game against Atlético Madrid on Wednesday,

According to France Bleu journalist Bruno Salomon, Paris Saint-Germain have taken the decision to ban any tifos or pre-match demonstrations from fans inside the Parc des Princes for the rest of the

French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau on Thursday criticised the unfurling of a giant "Free Palestine" banner at a Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) soccer match, saying it was "unacceptable".

Fans raised a huge banner that read: "Free Palestine" in English, and a smaller one that said, "Battle on the field but peace in the world" in French before kick-off at the Parc des Princes stadium.

According to a report by the AFP, Paris Saint-Germain has promised to check tifos before matches “to guarantee the absence of political messages” following a meeting between the club, the French