The French Ligue 1 handed Marseille president Pablo Longoria a 15-match ban on Wednesday after he accused French referees of corruption following a defeat last Saturday.

Olympique de Marseille president Pablo Longoria has been handed a 15-game ban following his outburst over the weekend, where he levelled accusations of “corruption” at Ligue 1. Marseille

Olympique Marseille president, Pablo Longoria, has been handed a 15-match suspension, ruling him out of his club’s push for next season’s Champions League.

Olympique Marseille's president Pablo Longoria will miss his club's push for next season's Champions League after he was handed a 15-match ban for unleashing a post-match tirade in which he called

Marseille president Pablo Longoria received a 15-match ban from the French soccer league after accusing referees of corruption. His comments ignited criticism and led to an apology. The disciplinary commission's decision also impacts Fabrizio Ravanelli.

According to a report from RMC Sport, Olympique de Marseille president Pablo Longoria has received the support of the club owner Frank McCourt following his outburst on Saturday night. The president

The LFP disciplinary commission has delivered its verdict following Olympique de Marseille’s strong accusations against French refereeing. The decision has been made, and it is severe. OM president Pablo Longoria has been suspended for 15 matches due to his harsh criticism.

Marseille president Pablo Longoria said Monday he regretted his outburst in which he claimed his club were the victims of "corruption" following a 3-0 Ligue 1 loss to Auxerre.Spaniard Longoria launched into a tirade after the match at the Stade de l'Abbe-Deschamps on Saturday,

Three days after harshly criticizing referee Jérémy Stinat following Marseille’s 0-3 defeat to Auxerre in Ligue 1—going as far as suggesting corruption—Pablo Longoria has officially backtracked on his statements.